Join Indiana Audubon for a morning of spring birding at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, focusing on the reservoir’s waterfowl haven. Eagle Creek Park spans over 3,900 acres and includes a 1,400-acre reservoir, providing ideal habitat for a wide variety of bird species. The park's mix of woodlands, wetlands, and open water attracts both resident and migratory birds, making it a favorite spot for photographers and birdwatchers alike.
The field trip is planned for those who have some waterfowl ID experience and are seeking to improve their ID skills. Participants will meet field trip leader and Indiana Audubon board member Tina Rosier at 9:00 AM ET at the Ornithology Center parking lot.
In recent years, a good variety of waterfowl can be present on the sheltered lake including mergansers, scaups, Redheads, Canvasbacks, and more.
Registration
Registration is required and limited to 20 participants. Event tickets are $5 per person for Indiana Audubon members and $15 per person for non-members.
Accessibility
This excursion includes a short walking distances within and around Eagle Creek Park. Most viewing can be done from parking lots, or hard-packed trails and with spotting scopes.
Park Admission
Admission to Eagle Creek Park is $5 per vehicle for Marion County residents and $6 per vehicle for non-residents. Be sure to account for both park entry fees and event registration when planning your visit!
Questions
For any questions about this event, email info@indianaaudubon.org or call 765-205-1255.
Ruddy Duck photo by Tina Rosier
