The Friends of Seward Park meet on
the 1st Saturday of most months at 9:30 - 11:00 am in the Seward Park
Environmental and Audubon Center (SPEAC) near the park entrance.
The next Friends of Seward Park meeting will be December 3, 2011.
click here for Seward Park Centennial information
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Come learn about the history, geology, ecology,
and restoration of Seward Park with Paul Talbert, president of the
Friends of Seward Park. These free walking tours meet at 11:00 am on
the 1st Saturday of the month outside the Seward Park Environmental and
Audubon Center, and usually last about two hours and cover one or two miles.
Dress for the weather. A water bottle, snack, and binoculars are always
useful if you have them, but are not necessary.
December 3 – Winter Visitors and Winter Challenges
In winter when many birds have left for tropical vacations, ducks and other water birds come to Seward Park from the north; also juncos and varied thrushes come down from the mountains. We’ll look for these visitors and contemplate how they and other park residents spend their winters. We can also practice a little winter twig botany and look for any fruits persisting through the winter.