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The Pipits: Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto, fall 2026

Sun, Nov 15

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Tommy Thompson Park parking lot

Tommy Thompson Park, or TTP (soon to be known as Tommy Thompson Nature Reserve, TTNR) is a completely man-made park in Toronto. It is a wildlife habitat, well worth exploring. Join two of Toronto's well known birders, Lynne Freeman and Jack Alvo, to wander what used to be called Leslie Street Spit.

The Pipits: Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto, fall 2026
The Pipits: Tommy Thompson Park, Toronto, fall 2026

Time & Location

Nov 15, 2026, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Tommy Thompson Park parking lot, 4 Leslie St, Toronto, ON M4M 3M9

Guests

About the event

Leader: Colleen Reilly, cell: 289.795.6537

Guest Leader: Jack Alvo

Guest Leader: Lynne Freeman


This is a collaborative trip with Ontario Field Ornithologists.

Pipit members - please register through this site, OFO members please register through the OFO site.


Tommy Thompson Park, TTP, is a long spit going out into Lake Ontario. Although it has been fully human-made, it is a wildlife sanctuary with a number of habitats. Come explore TTP with two of Toronto's well-known birders, Jack Alvo and Lynne Freeman! For the full story about TTP, go here: https://tommythompsonpark.ca/about/.


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The Pipits

The goal of The Pipits is to increase awareness of the natural world, in particular, birds, but also all other wild organisms; in a safe and inclusive social setting where we connect with each other through our mutual appreciation of the wild.

CONTACTS

Colleen Reilly - Lead Pipit

thepipitsbirdingclub@gmail.com

289.795.6537

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