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Central Park Bird Walk - WARBLERS!

Central Park Bird Walk - WARBLERS!

Sat, May 9, 5:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
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Warblers! Warblers! Warblers! 3 -Hour WARBLER WALK $25/person limited to 10 people. Reserve now: Venmo $25 @Deb-Becker-8 or $26 via PayPal [editconsul@aol.com](mailto:editconsul@aol.com) You must send in your registration fee when you register for this walk. Spring migration will bring colorful tropical birds to Central Park. This event is highlighted the first two weeks in May. Don’t miss out. Go birding with an expert, Debbie Becker, and observe & photograph warblers. All walks meet at 1:30pm at a major entrance to Central Park off of 5th avenue. The exact location will be posted the morning of the walk.

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Central Park Bird Walk WARBLERS

Central Park Bird Walk WARBLERS

Sat, May 16, 5:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Warblers! Warblers! Warblers! 3 -Hour WARBLER WALK $25/person limited to 10 people. Reserve now: Venmo $25 @Deb-Becker-8 or $26 via PayPal [editconsul@aol.com](mailto:editconsul@aol.com) You must send in your registration fee when you register for this walk. Spring migration will bring colorful tropical birds to Central Park. Don’t miss out. Go birding with an expert, Debbie Becker, and observe & photograph warblers. All walks meet at 1:30pm at a major entrance to Central Park off of 5th avenue. The exact location will be posted the morning of the walk.

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Central Park Bird Walk- WARBLERS!

Central Park Bird Walk- WARBLERS!

Sat, May 30, 5:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Bird walk with an experienced naturalist and bird guide. $25 per person for 2.5- hour walk. To register please send $25 via Venmo to @Deb-becker-8 or $26 via Paypal to editconsul@aol.com See WARBLERS & spring birds. Location will be posted by 10am on the day of the walk. We always meet at a major entrance to Central Park off 5th Avenue.

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Central Park Bird Walk

Central Park Bird Walk

Sat, May 23, 5:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Warblers! Warblers! Warblers! Take a friendly 3 hour bird walk with a naturalist and bird tour leader - beginners & photographers are welcome! Everyone is welcome to join! 3 -Hour WARBLER WALK $25/person limited to 10 people. Reserve now: Venmo $25 @Deb-Becker-8 or $26 via PayPal [editconsul@aol.com](mailto:editconsul@aol.com) You must send in your registration fee when you register for this walk. Spring migration will bring colorful tropical birds to Central Park. Don’t miss out. Go birding with an expert, Debbie Becker, and observe & photograph warblers. Venmo to @Deb-becker-8 or Paypal to [editconsul@aol.com.](http://editconsul@aol.com./) All walks meet at 1:30pm-4:30pm at a major entrance to Central Park off of 5th avenue. The exact location will be posted the morning of the walk.

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(POSTPONED + SOLD OUT) Flying High with the Birds

(POSTPONED + SOLD OUT) Flying High with the Birds

Sat, May 9, 6:00 PM
From taste of science NYC
4.8

4/24/2026 - This event has been postponed to Saturday, May 9th. If you RSVP’d, please check your email. [RSVP here](https://tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/2026/4/25/flying-high-with-the-birds-64cy4) (meetup RSVPs are not counted) **It’s spring migration and the perfect time to observe some of our feathered friends! Join Taste of Science and a team of guest birding experts in Central Park on Saturday, April 25th at 2pm. Bring your own binoculars if you have them (we will have some loaner pairs available), wear comfortable shoes, and dress for the weather! All skill levels welcome!** **A guided walk through Central Park led by Will Harcourt-Smith, Sahid Robles Bello, Ariel Schiff, Santiago Flórez, and Kristen Olson.** **We will meet at Engineer's Gate at 2 E 90th Street at 2PM.** A little bit about our guides: **Will Harcourt-Smith** Will is a paleontologist based at the American Museum of Natural History and CUNY, specializing in human evolution. He was an avid birder as a child and picked it up again about ten years ago. **Santiago Flórez** Santiago Florez is a Colombian American journalist, educator, illustrator, and anthropologist based in NYC. He worked in education at the American Museum of Natural History and earned a master’s in bilingual journalism at the Craig Newmark Journalism School. His work has been featured in Audubon, El País, Herchinger Reporter, and beyond. **Kristen Olson** Kristen works in science education and loves birding and spending time in nature. **Ariel Schiff** I work in Advancement Events at the American Museum of Natural History and have been lucky to learn all about birds and bird watching from my colleagues. I got into birding around 2021 but enjoyed identifying birds with Merlin for years before that - just didn’t realize I was actually bird watching! **Event is weather-dependent. An email will be sent to RSVPs if event is cancelled.** **Free, all-ages event. RSVP required!** [RSVP here](https://tasteofscience.org/new-york-events/2026/4/25/flying-high-with-the-birds-64cy4) (meetup RSVPs are not counted)

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Drinks, hikes and sunsets at Baylander 🍺🌅

Drinks, hikes and sunsets at Baylander 🍺🌅

Wed, May 6, 11:30 PM
From New York Backpackers
4.8

Let's get some drinks at one of my favorite uptown bars, The Baylander! This is a boat with a bar on the deck. Bring warm clothing as it will get chilly on the deck. If the weather doesn't cooperate or it is too chilly we will move next door to the Expat bar. I will update everyone the day of the event in the comments section. We will meet at 7:30pm there! Everyone is welcome to come even if you are new! Let talks about our past and future hiking adventures! This is a super fun event and a chance to meet others before going on hikes outside the city.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people find and join groups or attend events based on shared interests, such as bird watching, enabling users to connect with like-minded individuals.

You can find bird watching events in New York by searching through Meetup for groups dedicated to this interest and looking into their upcoming events.

Yes, you can find several bird watching groups in New York City. These groups host regular events and walks for both beginners and experienced birders.

Certainly! Meetup allows you to join as many groups as you like, enabling you to explore various bird watching communities in New York and choose events that fit your schedule.

Some bird watching events might be free, while others may have a nominal fee to cover costs. Details about fees can usually be found in the event description on Meetup.

At a Meetup bird watching event, expect to join a group of enthusiasts, enjoying guided walks in bird-rich locations and sharing bird spotting tips with others.

Yes, Meetup gives you the option to create your own group if you wish to organize events or gather like-minded bird watching enthusiasts in your area.

Joining Meetup and exploring groups is free. However, some events may have fees related to participation or materials.

No experience is necessary to join bird watching meetups. Many groups welcome beginners and offer a chance to learn from more experienced birders.

No, events on Meetup are organized by individual group hosts or organizers, not directly by Meetup itself.

Event availability depends on the active groups in your area. In large cities like New York, there are usually more options.

Yes, Meetup allows you to search for last-minute events, enhancing spontaneous bird watching opportunities if there are upcoming events listed.

Some groups might organize virtual meetups, especially for discussing birding topics or sharing experiences, but in-person events are more typical for bird watching.

Yes, some groups may organize special outings focusing on spotting rare or migrating birds, especially during peak migration seasons.

Absolutely, Meetup is a great way for beginners to connect with experienced bird watchers, enhancing their learning and enjoyment of birding.