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Field Trip with Nick Spero: Looking for Bald Eagles in Loch Raven Reservoir

  • 12 Jan 2019
  • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Loch Raven Reservoir: 9762 Loch Raven Drive
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Photo credit: Ron Holmes

Join biologist Nick Spero on a winter hike to look for bald eagles! This is a great time of year to see them! We may also see some Lesser Scaup, Hooded Mergansers, and Common Mergansers.

LOCATION: Loch Raven Reservoir: 9762 Loch Raven Drive. Park your car and meet in the large parking lot just north of the dam.

Difficulty: Moderately Strenuous (derived from the combination of cold weather and decent hiking - please don't underestimate the cold!)

What to wear: PREPARE FOR THE COLD!!! Dress in warm layers with non-cotton articles of clothing, and don't forget to wear gloves, mittens, hats, scarves, etc.

What to bring: binoculars and guidebooks if you have any!

As always this time of year, snow is a possibility! Please check back on our website, Meetup, or our Facebook page in the case of cancellation or postponement if snow is a possibility. We will try to make the call the day before at the latest.

Nick Spero is a biologist who loves to observe wildlife. He was featured on NPR talking about foraging. Check out the awesome video HERE.
 
Nick, like most of the other people leading NHSM, is a volunteer, so your money will go directly to support the programs, the nature collections, and the building that make this kind of nature education possible. Donate or become a member of the Natural History Society of Maryland by visiting https://marylandnature.org/support-maryland-nature/.

The Natural History Society of Maryland is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and contributions are tax-deductible.

The mission of the Natural History Society of Maryland is to foster stewardship of Maryland’s natural heritage by conserving its natural history collections, educating its citizenry, and inspiring its youth to pursue careers in the natural sciences.


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