There is never a guarantee of seeing owls, but historically this is the best time of year to try. On Friday morning, we’ll explore the properties protected by the Land Conservancy on the Island—which totals 150 acres in conservation. Weather permitting, we’ll visit Tom again as he bands passerines in the morning. Birding and waterfowl migration can be quite impressive at Kelleys Island during this time of year.
Price includes overnight accommodations at a bed & breakfast on the Island and guided nature events. Participants are responsible for their own travel to and on the Island, as well as ferry fees and all meals other than breakfast on Friday morning. A detailed schedule will be sent to all participants.
Event Details:
Thursday, November 4 at 4:30 pm to Friday, November 5 at 12:00 pm
Location: Directions will be sent to registrants. Kelleys Island is in Erie County, OH, just north of Marblehead.
Leaders: Judy Semroc, Naturalist and Renee Boronka, Manager of Conservation Education
Fee: Double room: $250/person. Please contact Renee to confirm rooming assignments. Accommodations are at bed & breakfast and there are a very limited number of single rooms available. If you’re interested in a single room, please contact Renee. She will make every attempt to accommodate those interested in attending.
Limit: 16 people
Kelleys Island Ferry information
Advanced registration is required.
All Land Conservancy events respect CDC guidelines and social distancing. The bed & breakfast prefers participants be vaccinated and requires masks be worn in common areas.
Registration for this event has closed.
PLEASE NOTE: You may be photographed or recorded by the Western Reserve Land Conservancy during this event. Your image or words may be used in materials prepared by or for the Land Conservancy, including marketing related materials.
Organizer: Renee Boronka, rboronka@wrlandconservancy.org, 216-533-8761