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Saturday, September 17 8:00am - REGULAR MONTHLY BIRD WALK - WEYANOKE SANCTUARY 

1501 Armistead Bridge Road in the West Ghent neighborhood in Norfolk.  The sanctuary is open once a month for a guided bird walk, except during our summer break (June, July & August). 




Recent Field Trip Reports

Greensprings Interpretive Trail Field Trip - May 14, 2022

Highlights included: Blue-winged Warbler, close-up views of many Prothonotary Warblers, Pileated Woodpeckers, and sightings of a wide variety of other birds, with a total of 61 species seen.  For a complete report, click here: CHAS Field Trip - Greensprings Trail May 14, 2022 eBird report 




Back Bay NWR Field Trip - April 23, 2022

Highlights included: Bald Eagle, Blue Grosbeak, Marsh Wren. For a complete report, click here: CHAS Field Trip - Back Bay NWR Apr. 263 2022 eBird Trip Report




CBBT Dismal Swamp NWR Field Trip - March 26, 2022 

Highlights included: Rusty Blackbird; early returning migrants such as Yellow-throated Warbler, Prairie Warbler, and Louisiana Waterthrush; early butterflies including Tiger Swallowtail and Zebra Swallowtail; and a successful search for Dwarf Trillium. For a complete report, click here: CHAS Field Trip - Dismal Swamp NWR Mar. 26, 2022 eBird Trip Report




CBBT and Eastern Shore Field Trip - February 12, 2022 

71 species total.  Highlights included Harbor Seals, Razorbills, Purple Sandpipers, hundreds of Marbled Godwits. For a complete report, click here: CHAS CBBT & Eastern Shore Field Trip - February 12, 2022 - eBird Trip Report




Hoffler Creek Field Trip - January 8, 2022

52 Species total - Highlights included Bald Eagle, Blue-headed Vireo, Hermit Thrush, and a good variety of ducks.  
For a complete report  click here: https://ebird.org/tripreport/31059



Back Bay NWR Field Trip - December 11, 2021

52 Species total - Highlights included excellent views of King Rail & Merlin, hundreds of Tundra Swans, Orange-crowned Warbler, and out-of-season Prairie Warbler and, for those who opted to continue with an impromptu addition to the outing, a cooperative Western Kingbird.  
For a complete report  click here:   https://ebird.org/va/tripreport/15911