Nature Walk and Bird Count — September
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Nature Walk and Bird Count — September

Golden Gate Park — Fall Migrants (Freshwater Lakes)

Date and time

Saturday, September 28 · 8 - 11am PDT

Location

Golden Gate Park

1206 41st Ave San Francisco, CA 94122

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About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours

LushNature 2024 Fall Wildlife!

Nature Walk and Bird Count — September

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Golden Gate Park — Fall Migrants (Freshwater Lakes)

Saturday, 9/28/2024

8am-11am

Everyone Welcome

It’s the beginning of the best seasonal time in San Francisco for the quintessential migration of warblers and other breeders from the north! Come to little local lakes that boast a massive amount of birds close up, and a newly renovated lake.

Carpools Encouraged. Get your tickets today!

See you soon, in LushNature.

Frequently asked questions

Will we only be looking at birds?

Mostly, we are doing a Bird Count and focusing on birds. However, we generally talk about plants, mammals, herps, invertebrates, and other parts of the natural environment in a more holistic way.

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Organized by

Naturalist James Aliberti and J.A. LushNature

Through light-hearted, open and inclusive, Socratic, extemporaneous conversations, activities, and “Together/Alone” philosophy, LushNature participants experience mental resets. (read more in the About section: https://lushnatureconsulting.weebly.com/about.html ).

LushNature is based on the external, not internal. The immediate and physical, not the spiritual or metaphysical. Sensing nature, out of ones’ body and mind – connected to the moment, committed to the essence of beings that are outside ourselves, . . . outside our species!