Early Fall Birding at Fischer’s Park

Join Towamencin resident and regular Fischer’s Park birder Andrew Dolan for a walk through his “home patch”, a remarkably productive 77-acre park where more than 150 species of birds have been recorded to date – 146 of those by Andrew! He knows the park intimately, including all the tucked‑away spots where we hope to spot warblers and other fall migrants dropping in to rest and feed as the fall migration ramps up.

All experience levels, abilities, and ages are very welcome to join us, including children if accompanied by an adult. Please bring binoculars if you have them. We will be out for about 2 hours, doing an easy loop back to the large parking lot if you need to leave earlier, travelling along paved and well-maintained natural paths.

There are accessible restroom facilities on site.