Coming up next week on March 16th is the annual Shreve Migration Sensation!
Shreve is where Ohio’s largest inland natural wetland complex exists (5,671 acres) making this the perfect place to host a spring migration sensation!
The 13th Annual Shreve Migration Sensation includes workshops, vendors, live birds, hands on events and even some snakes! We have attended the past three years and each time have had a wonderful experience!
So…what’s going on this year?
Some great workshops are planned which are all included for the low price of a 10 dollar admission and only 15 dollars for a family.
Here is a list of all six workshops
- Cute Chicks (Young Birds) by Chuck Jakubchak, Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist
- Not the Last of the Mohicans! By Cheryl Harner (on the Mohican Park and Malabar Farm State Park before and today)
- Birds, Bugs & Botany: A Photographic Foray by Judy Semrock
- Wood-Warblers: Gems of the Forest by Jim McCormac
- Go Birding: It’s good for you! By Kimberly Kaufman
- The Magic of Bird Flight by Kenn Kaufman
There will be fun activities for children as well. Hands-on programs, a dip-net program (bring boots), information on snakes from The Wilderness Center, and live animals from the Akron Zoo.
This event is completely worth a day out and in addition to all the wonderful events, the birding area is great! Killbuck Marsh, Shreve Lake, Brown’s Bog and Funk Bottoms wildlife area…when you get there the registration desk has a great map of where to go and bird throughout the day.
Check out a list of birds you might see – HERE
Dakota back in 2010 at our first Shreve Migration Sensation
