Muskoka Tourism is teaming with Gravenhurst, Huntsville, Muskoka Lakes, Bracebridge, Georgian Bay, and Lake of Bays for its guided birding event series and campaign: ‘Birding in Muskoka: Nature Takes Flight’.
Running from April 12th to May 10th, birdwatchers of all levels can participate in 20 guided birding experiences led by expert naturalists.
“Muskoka is an incredible destination for birding, with its mix of forests, wetlands, and diverse landscapes providing a habitat for countless species,” says Dale Wenger, expert birder and local guide. “Spring is the perfect time to experience the magic of migration, and we’re excited to help visitors connect with nature in a meaningful way.”
Each event is priced at $10 per person and takes place in every corner of the region, with unique topics and bird species expected depending on the location.
“Birding is a fantastic way to explore the outdoors, connect with nature, and experience Muskoka in a whole new way,” says Val Hamilton, Executive Director of Muskoka Tourism. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful morning in nature or hoping to catch a glimpse of rare migratory birds, ‘Nature Takes Flight’ has something for everyone.”
For more information and a full schedule of events, visit Muskoka Tourism’s website.
Watch our video for our conversation with Dale and a look at some beautiful birds in Muskoka.
