The Pipits: Vinemount Swamp, Hamilton Mountain Conservation Area RESCHEDULED
Sun, Jul 21
|Park across the street
The Vinemount Swamp forest is the biggest natural forest area south of the Escarpment in the Hamilton area. It is home to several highly significant species of birds, including the Northern Harrier and the Sedge Wren. It also serves as a stopover for many species of migratory waterfowl.
Time & Location
Jul 21, 2024, 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Park across the street , 562 Powerline Rd, Hamilton, ON L8J 2Z1, Canada
Guests
About the event
Guest Leader: Travis Haws, Superintendent, Hamilton Mountain Conservation Areas
Leader: Colleen Reilly, cell: 289.795.6537
This SUNDAY we go to a location new to me. The Vinemount Wetland has a boardwalk through it, and Travis help us explore it.
We were scheduled to go with Travis last weekend, but the outing was cancelled due to weather. Let's try again this weekend. I'm currently trying to arrange to have Travis meet us.
The Vinemount Swamp forest is the biggest natural forest area south of the Escarpment in the Hamilton area. It is home to several highly significant species of birds, including the Northern Harrier and the Sedge Wren. It also serves as a stopover for many species of migratory waterfowl and supports a heronry. It is the only site in the Hamilton area where one will find the Edwards’ Hairstreak Butterfly, a savanna species of butterfly. In addition, several highly significant…