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Kawartha Conservation is marking World Migratory Bird Day (May 11) with a variety of educational and engaging activities sure to deepen everyone’s connection with the natural world.
Saturday, May 11 is for the birds and Kawartha Conservation invites nature enthusiasts to land at a Kawartha Lakes conservation area to mark World Migratory Bird Day.
'We have wetlands, the lake, mature forests, less mature forests, meadow habitats so we are kind of hitting all the marks for all different bird species.'
Saturday, May 11 is for the birds and Kawartha Conservation invites nature enthusiasts to land at a Kawartha Lakes conservation area to mark World Migratory Bird Day.
Both conservation authorities say widespread flooding is not expected but water levels and flows in watercourses will remain elevated over the weekend.