Sharing the joy of birds and nature is at the core of everything we do at Wild Birds Unlimited. We love playing an active role in the local community by hosting bird walks and giving educational presentations. This page is updated weekly, but feel free to call the store or your local club for the most up to date information.
Kingsport Bird Club
The monthly meeting of Birding Kingsport will be held Tuesday, April 23, at 7 P.M. at the fellowship hall of St. Michael's Episcopal Church at 584 Lebanon Rd. Kingsport, TN , Colonial Heights. The program is "Birding in East Tennessee by Dr. Fred Alsop. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Bristol Bird Club
The next Bristol Bird Club meeting will be April 16th at 7 pm. The meeting will take place at 1227 Volunteer Parkway, Bristol TN.
The Bristol Bird Club will be having a field trip to Dry Creek Road and Buffalo Mtn. in Johnson City on Saturday, April 20. . Debi Campbell will be the trip leader. More information will be posted closer to the event.
The Bristol Bird Club will be having a field trip to Steele Creek Park on Thursday, April 11. We will meet at the Mill Creek parking area at 9:00 AM. Debi Campbell will be the trip leader. More information will be posted closer to the event.
The Bristol Bird Club will be having a field trip to the South Holston Dam area on Saturday, April 13. We will meet at the Weir Dam parking area at 7:30 AM and bird the trails there, including Osceola Island. Then we will head toward South Holston Dam, stopping to walk some trails looking for spring migrants. Rob Biller will be the trip leader. More information will be posted closer to the event.
Elizabethton Bird Club
The Elizabethton Bird Club will be hosting a field trip to various birding spots in the Kingsport area on Saturday, March 16th. They will be meeting at the Aquatic Center near Meadowview at 7:30 AM. They will be birding the Meadowview Golf Course, River Road, and the Green Belt. After birding, they plan to have lunch at Riverffront Seafood. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Wild Ones
Ben Casteel, Horticulture and Program Coordinator at the Virginia Highlands community College will be presenting on the asexual prpagation of native plant species. This is the second presentation in a two part series. Part one can be found on youtube. Due to limited space, send an email to [email protected]. Include the size of your party. You will receive an email confirming your registration, or notifying that the presentation is full.