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Killbear Provincial Park

  • 14 Sep 2024
  • 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Killbear Provincial Park
  • 3

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September 14 (Saturday): Killbear Provincial Park near Parry Sound

Leader: Mark Calhoun

Meet 8:00 a.m at the parking lot at the Lookout Trail at the park. Park entry fee is required. We will hike three of the park trails and visit several habitats in search of fall migrants. We will enjoy views of Georgian Bay. 


Type of trip: Resident birds, Fall migrants, photography.


What to bring: Bring a packed lunch. A scope is useful.


Location and Directions: see above. 


Public Transportation: n/a


Duration: Full day trip. Rest stops will be available through the morning. THere will be a lunch break.


Approximate Distance: 5 kms of walking. 


Terrain: Mostly flat but good footwear required. Trails are mostly grassy. 


Washrooms: several in the park.


Land Acknowledgement : The District of Parry Sound  wishes to acknowledge that we work on and enjoy the lands that have been inhabited by Indigenous peoples from the beginning. Indigenous families know these lands as the hunting grounds, medicine areas, and gathering places. The District of Parry Sound is home of the Anishinaabeg/Anishinaabek – Ojibway, Odawa and Potawatomi peoples, and the territory of the Wasauksing, Shawanaga, Magnetawan, Dokis and Henvey Inlet First Nations and is under the Robinson-Huron Treaty. As we are all treaty people, it is important to learn about the lands we stand on and the people who live here.


About OFO Field Trips


OFO trips are for OFO members and one guest only unless they are public trips.


OFO strives to create an inclusive, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. Trip leaders are volunteers who generously offer their time to share their knowledge and passion for birds with others. Most OFO trips are suitable for beginner birders. Please let the trip leaders know if you are new to birding when you arrive.


Code of Conduct and Code of Birding Ethics: Participants are expected to review OFO’s Code of Conduct and Code of Birding Ethics before the trip.


Cancellation Policy: Space is limited so please cancel your registration if you cannot attend. If you need to cancel your registration on an outing, please go to the Events Registration page at https://ofo25.wildapricot.org/events. If you are registered for an event, you will see "Already registered" on the left side of the brief outing summary. Click on this, and you will see a button you can click to CANCEL REGISTRATION. 


Transportation: All participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from the field trip. Public transit information, if available, is included in the trip description.


What to Bring: Dress appropriately for the weather and wear sturdy, closed toe footwear. Bring ID and health card, water, a packed lunch for longer trips, and money for park entrance and ferry fees. Depending on the season, sunscreen, insect repellant and a topical insect bite treatment such as Afterbite or Benadryl are recommended.


Loaner Binoculars: Email fieldtrips@ofo.caif you require loaner binoculars. We will do our best to provide a pair.


Leaving Early: Trip leaders understand that not everyone will be able to stay for the duration of the trip. If you must leave early, please inform the trip leaders before you go.


Rest Stops and Lunch Breaks: Trip leaders will include rest stops and lunch breaks but if you require additional rest stops, please inform the trip leaders, so they can accommodate your request.

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