Fort Washington State Park Bird Walk

About this event

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Trip Leader(s): Darshan Mehta

Join us at Fort Washington State Park, a 493-acre park in eastern Montgomery County. It takes its name from the temporary fort built by George Washington’s troops in the fall of 1777, before heading to Valley Forge. With over 190 species reported on eBird, we’re bound to find something special.

Attendees will meet at the Hawk Observation Tower in Fort Washington State Park.

Fort Washington SP eBird Hotspot

A Note About Our Field Trips :

We encourage participants to regularly check both the Liberty Bird Alliance website and Facebook page in advance of a field trip as the meeting location can change due to road construction, a park closure, weather conditions, or other last-minute circumstances. If you have any questions about a field trip, please contact: libertybirdalliance@gmail.com. Plan to arrive a few minutes before the scheduled time of the field trip. The time stated is the STARTING time, not the arrival time. This will give you time to get yourself ready, say hello, visit a restroom, and be ready to go. For all-day trips, please come prepared with lunch and have a full tank of gas.

PARTICIPANT RELEASE: Audubon field trips or events signify that I agree to not hold the Liberty Bird Alliance or any of its agents responsible for any accidents, losses, damages, or injuries resulting from my participation in the field trip or event.

From Liberty Bird Alliance