Bird Walks
Did you know that over 200 species of birds have visited Patterson Park and over 40 species are residents? Bird walk regulars have seen Wood Thrushes, Baltimore Orioles, Chimney Swifts, American Woodcock, and American Bitterns, just to name a few.
All bird walk programs begin at the fountain located in the northwest corner of the park closest to the intersections of E. Lombard Street and S. Patterson Park Avenue. The walks take place from 8:00 am to 9:30 am and are open to all ages and abilities. Bird walks occur rain or shine on the last Saturday of each month. No binoculars? No problem. Just request to borrow a pair by calling 410-558-2473 or emailing baltimore@audubon.org.
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Bird Species at Patterson Park
Did you know that over 200 species of birds have visited Patterson Park?
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