Go Bird Watching!
Time:45 min
Difficulty:Easy
Spring has sprung! We know many birds flying when it gets warmer. Let’s see how many you can spot on their way home!
Here’s what you need:
- A notebook or paper
- Something to write with like a pencil, pen, or marker
- Your favourite outdoor space
- Friends or family to join you
Here’s how you make it:
Step 1:
Make a chart like the one below so you can keep track of what you see and hear. It’s a good idea to leave some extra spaces so you can add any other signs of birds you see, like a nest.
Step 2:
Grab a pen and head out into your local forest or nature area.
Step 3:
Make a note of how many times you hear a bird, see a bird, or see signs of a bird.
Bonus points if you can identify what kind of bird you saw!
I am going to try this one out and make sure I get a good friend to come and be with me and see how much fun it will be and then I will be nice and go get some food for me and my friend and then we will go to the park with are binoculars and bring are food and drinks and a ball and we will play together and then we will go home to watch a movie and we will have a sleepover together .
I love bird watching
Same once a chickadee was on my hand and my head:)
I could have a try
Birds are the best 🙂
It was so cool
Robin and magpie
Yesterday. I went down to like a nature trail, and I fed chickadees, chipmunks and ducks out of my hand using peanuts. I also pet a chipmunk. They’re so soft.
I fed chickadees out of my and also fed ducks and chip minks out of my hand
I made this with my mom last week.