Please register online at:
www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes/
and use the 10
digit code
or call the park at 703 768-2525.
For programs without a code please call the park to
register.
For cancellations received 14 or more
days prior to the start date, a full refund is given. For cancellations
received 13 or fewer days prior to the start date, a processing fee
is applied.
Nature
Programs for Adults
Saturday January
7
Woodpecker Watch
(Adults), 9:30am-11:30am. As they drum and drill on trees, woodpeckers
are ridding our yards and woodlands of ants, wasps, and grubs. Watch a
variety of woodpeckers on the park's suet feeders, learn how to attract
them to your yard, and hopefully glimpse a flicker on its mission to eat
a thousand insects in a day! Reservations required. $6
Sunday January
8
Birding for Beginners
(Adults), 8-10:30am. Winter is a great time to begin birding. Program
starts with a discussion about field guides and optics, then we'll walk
to look for resident birds. Reservations required. $6
Saturday January
14
Flying Dragons
(Adults), 4-5:30pm. Ever wonder how dragonflies can hover, dip, dive and
zoom at 40 mph through the air? How many species live in Northern VA?
What do they eat, who eats them and what kind of courtship do they have?
The answers are all bizarre and surprising - you won't want to miss this
colorful power point presentation made up entirely of photos taken in
Fairfax County. We'll end with discussing how to create the perfect dragonfly
pond on your own property. Reservations required. $6
Saturday January
21
Park Manager Walk and Talk
(Adults), 3-5pm. Join Park Manager Kevin Munroe on these monthly walks.
Find out about the wetland restoration project and learn about the wildlife
for which the Park is known. No reservations needed. Canceled if rain.
FREE
Saturday January
28
Bird Feeding and Gardening
(Adults), 4pm-5:30pm. Let Huntley meadow's Park Manager and Audubon Society
programmer Kevin Munroe share all his secrets to bird feeding and bird
gardening: best feeders, seeds, birdbaths, native plants, landscape techniques
and problem solving. You'll get to discuss and cover them all, including
the best way to deal with pesky squirrels! You'll learn how to plant for
each season, and take home a list of native plants for every month of
the year. Reservations required. $6
Sunday February
12
Birding for Beginners
(Adults), 8-10:30am. Winter is a great time to begin birding. Program
starts with a discussion about field guides and optics, then we'll walk
to look for resident birds. Reservations required. $6
Saturday February
25
All A-Buzz About Bees
(Adults), 3-4:30pm. Learn all about the fascinating lives of our native
bees, how they contribute to the human world and what you can do to attract
them to your gardens. We'll discuss the best plans for bee boxes and how
to build and care for them. Reservations required. $6
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