Birds are all around us. We hear their calls, see them moving through the trees and often recognise a familiar bird without knowing much about it.
The more closely we look, the more there is to notice.
Join Nature Play SA for a series of Bird Appreciation Walks in Belair National Park throughout Spring.
We’ll walk beneath the trees, looking and listening for birds, hearing stories about their lives and behaviours, and learning to identify some of the birds we encounter along the way.
The walks offer a chance to spend time with birds, learn more about them and connect with others who share an interest in the natural world.
Who is this for?
Anyone who is interested in birds. You might already enjoy birdwatching, or you might simply want to learn more about the birds around you.
Do I need birdwatching experience?
No. You don’t need to know the names of birds or have used binoculars before. We’ll explore together and share some simple ways to notice and recognise the birds we find.
What will we do?
Walk through Belair National Park
Look and listen for birds
Hear stories about birds and their lives
Learn to identify some of the birds we encounter
Connect with like-minded people
Receive your own bird resources to take home
Bird Appreciation Walks
Thursday 8 October, 4.30–5.30 pm
Event details
Event: Bird Appreciation Walk
Time: 4.30–5.30 pm
Location: Belair National Park, Karka Pavilion. Follow the bird signs
Cost: Free - vehicle entry is free for registered attendees
Places are limited and registrations are essential.
This walk is supported by Green Adelaide and National Parks and Wildlife Service SA.
Accessibility
This walk is suitable for people using wheelchairs and walkers, as well as families with prams. The route is relatively flat and follows a sealed road, making it accessible for a range of mobility needs.
If you have specific accessibility requirements or would like more information before attending, please get in touch with the Nature Play SA team.
