Late Fall Birding at Fischer’s Park

From swans to herons to songbirds, we never know what birding treasures we might find at this park. As we travel the 1+ mile paved and natural-surface accessible path, we will hunt for the juncos and white-throated sparrows newly arrived for the winter, late migrants traveling through, and beautiful year-round regulars such as blue jays, cardinals, cedar waxwings and more. The route takes us along Towamencin Creek, through woods and past fields, for an inviting assortment of possibilities.

New birders are very welcome, as are children if accompanied by an adult. Bring binoculars if you have them.
Accessible restroom facilities are available on site.

Photo: Red-shouldered Hawk, taken at Fischer's Park by Andrew Dolan