We will spend time looking for and at birds and then have some conversation about what birds we saw. We may see a number of birds that we can identify--or not—birds are flying creatures who come and go. But our goal is to enjoy being in the presence of whatever birds we see and opening our hearts to connect with them.
Meet Charlotte Caron at the big tree kitty-corner to the Children’s Farm (enter the Park off Douglas at Circle Drive and park at the parking lot if you are driving.) Bring binoculars if you have them (not essential but helpful), and a pencil or pen.
For those unable to join the guided walk on Thursday morning, you might enjoy this virtual excursion.
(click here - chirp)
And here are a couple of reading options about the spirituality of birding:
https://gfm.intervarsity.org/resources/birdwatching-prayer
http://thepeaceandthepassion.blogspot.com/2017/05/ornitheology-birding-as-spiritual.html