From late afternoon to early evening the woods, lakes, and wetland of Gibson Park begin to awaken with birdsong. Join NCWF Triad Wild Chapter for a birding hike in Gibson Park as we listen and look for birds!

This nearly 2-mile hike will traverse open lake areas, woods, and on an observation deck boardwalk for optimal views. At the wetland, expect to see and hear tons of red-winged blackbirds, the most prevalent bird in the area. Cardinals, flycatchers such as eastern phoebes, Carolina wrens, herons, and maybe even the less-common red-headed woodpecker are among the many species active there as well! Beyond birds, beavers may be active while frogs begin their evening songs. Join us for a birding hike through a variety of habitats!

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