The Mississippi Madawaska Land Trust invites you to join us for a morning birding walk led by Ramsey Hart and Ken Allison. Open to all experience levels, this relaxed outing along the 3.7 km loop at Marble Woodlands will explore the sights and sounds of fall forest birds.
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Marble Woodlands, Concession 4A, Mississippi Mills, ON K0A 1A0
8:00 am to 11:00 am
FREEThis morning outing follows the well-maintained loop at Marble Woodlands as we search for later-season migrants such as Yellow-rumped Warbler and White-throated and White-crowned sparrows, along with thrushes and year-round residents like nuthatches, chickadees, brown creepers and woodpeckers. Ramsey and Ken will offer guidance to new birders on spotting and listening for birds.
This event is FREE, but registration is limited to 30 participants to ensure everyone has a good view – secure your spot now at mmlt.ca/events. If you’ve registered but can no longer attend, please let us know (admin@mmlt.ca) so we can offer your spot to someone else.
About Our GuidesRamsey Hart recently joined MMLT as Executive Director but has been a nature enthusiast his whole life. He cut his birding teeth as a park naturalist at Rondeau Provincial Park and has worked with Birds Canada and volunteered with the Ontario Breeding Bird Atlas.
Ken Allison has been birding for over six decades and spent most of his career as a professional botanist. He chairs the Mississippi Valley Field Naturalists’ Birding Committee and regularly leads walks and presentations for local nature organizations.
What To Bring and WearBinoculars, sturdy walking shoes, pants tucked into tall socks, water, and protection against mosquitos, sun, and rain. A field guide and camera are also recommended.
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Thank you to The Hub in Almonte for supporting this event!