Starting from Chirp at 8AM on September 3rd, 2022, join Chirp’s FREE & in-person educational wild bird walk for all ages and skill levels. Led by Chirp Bird Guides, walk along a winding water-course in search of an assortment of local wild birds from regal hawks to singing sparrows. Birders of all ages and experience levels have an opportunity to learn tips and tricks to enhance identification skills and better their birding. (Note that exact bird walk locations are determined immediately before the walk begins based on conditions and group size.)After the walk, return to Chirp for complimentary donuts, coffee, and a raffle for special gifts. Wild birdwatchers of all levels and ages are welcome, so be sure to register free to secure a spot for this event.

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Due to the popularity of our events, we strongly encourage all guests to pre-register. Our events often reach capacity, so take advantage of free registration to secure your spot on our birding team. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with instructions for checking in. Guests that have RSVPed should meet at least 30 minutes early on July 2nd, 2022 at Chirp Nature Center (578 Bonanza Trail, Big Bear Lake) to check-in for an 8AM start. Forgot to register? Please arrive 30 minutes early to the event, and we will do our best to accommodate you if there are empty spots or no-shows. For further questions, email us at events@chirpforbirds.com or call us at (888)-412-4477.

Tips on How to Prepare
- Wear comfortable attire such as layered clothing, breathable pants/shorts, and walking shoes.
- Use a bird checklist. Chirp offers a free local Checklist for the Big Bear Valley. Also, consider creating an e-bird checklist.
- Take a camera or phone with a camera.
- Bring a pair of optics for a better view. Chirp offers binoculars and spotting scopes and is an authorized Nikon, Zeiss, and Vortex dealer.
- Carry your own water. Refillable water stations are not available during the hike. Weather in the San Bernardino Mountains can vary dramatically.
- Read more about preparing for Big Bear Lake’s variable weather.
- Wear Sunglasses or protective eyewear.
- Use sunblock as UV rays at altitude are stronger.
- Remember, Chirp also has basic gear for a bird walk in the woods should you need anything.