Warblers & Wildflowers: Spend Time with Mother Nature on Shenandoah Mountain

Description

Explore the tremendous biodiversity onShenandoah Mountain with your family. Participants will identify as many species as possible at each of the Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail sites listed below. Each site will have a table with an information display and a biologist, a birder, and a Master Naturalist to help participants explore and identify what they find. Visit as many of these sites as you like:

• Shenandoah Mountain Crest on Rt. 250 – Scenic view of Highland County, walking tour of Confederate Breast Works with interpretive signs, birds, history. 
• Braley Pond – Meet at Picnic Area, take 1/2 mile hike around beautiful pond, view birds, wildflowers, salamanders and tadpoles. 
• Hone Quarry – Meet at Picnic Area, walk along native trout stream, view birds and wildflowers, hemlock forest, wheelchair accessible. This event will be held in light rain or shine. Hosted by: Friends of Shenandoah Mountain and Headwaters Chapter, Virginia Master Naturalists.

Hosted by:

Friends of Shenandoah Mountain and Headwaters

Chapter, Virginia Master Naturalists.