Jean Hampson and her husband Bob Highcock are conducting our eighth annual Victoria Day bird watching tour at a NEW location!
Walk through a Carolinian woodland searching for migrating warblers, thruses and vireos. We will be rewarded with other sightings such as wildflowers and interesting insects. The Lake Erie shoreline in this area is listed in the Hotspots and Day Trips section of 'Niagara Birds' and there is potential for viewing migrating shorebirds as well.
If you book this tour, you'll receive a 15% discount for a stay on this weekend, at Niagara Nature Tours Bed and Breakfast, Bonnybank, in the middle of The Owl Foundation in Vineland.
Please call Carla to register soon because space is limited for such a fieldtrip. Call 905-562-3746 or email her by clicking here to reserve your spot!
Bob Highcock is a keen birder that has assisted with many bird counts in the Niagara Region. He is the President of the Peninsula Field Naturalists Club and author of the birding blog, Tales of the Nishiki. When he's not working in the science education industry, Bob can usually be found in the field with his wife Jean Hampson, searching for their next Niagara lifer bird or finding an interesting trail for a club outing.
Jean Hampson graduated from Brock University with a science degree specializing in biology. In her career at the humane society, Jean was the go to person for bird identification. She is currently a member of the Peninsula Field Naturalists Club board of directors. Jean enjoys birding in Niagara and beyond with her husband Bob Highcock and spotting lifers for their ever growing lists.
Book 3 tours with Niagara Nature Tours within a calendar year and receive a 4th trip free!*
* Depending on the tour chosen, the 4th tour may either be free or at a very discounted rate.
Spring Songbird Migration Walk
Annual Summer Solstice,
Drumming Down the Sun.
One Solstice, One Lake, Three Beaches
Natural Wonders
Photography Ramble