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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for our monthly bird survey in partnership with Housto
 n Audubon\, led by longtime birder and photographer\, Paul Gregg and Merce
 r Education Director\, Christy Jones. Mercer is considered a 'Hot Spot' fo
 r birders due to the diverse array of habitats including hundreds of acres
  of riparian forest\, open meadows\, a variety of small natural and man-ma
 de lakes along the Cypress Creek corridor\, and cultivated garden spaces.
 \n\nThis is a beginner-friendly and educational birding program. Birders c
 an expect to see year-round birds such as cardinals\, bluebirds\, pileated
  woodpeckers\, and chickadees\, as well as migratory hummingbirds\, warble
 rs\, kites\, and cuckoos. We even see an occasional bald eagle!\n\nBring y
 our own binoculars or borrow a pair of ours. Participation counts as Field
  Research volunteer hours for Texas Master Naturalists. Children under the
  age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please wear closed
 -toed shoes and be prepared to walk up to 2 miles on pavers and crushed as
 phalt trails as well as grass. Meet in front of the Mercer Visitor Center.
 \n\nAges 12+\n
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for our monthly bird survey in partnership with Houston
  Audubon\, led by longtime birder and photographer\, Paul Gregg and Mercer
  Education Director\, Christy Jones. Mercer is considered a 'Hot Spot' for
  birders due to the diverse array of habitats including hundreds of acres 
 of riparian forest\, open meadows\, a variety of small natural and man-mad
 e lakes along the Cypress Creek corridor\, and cultivated garden spaces.\n
 \nThis is a beginner-friendly and educational birding program. Birders can
  expect to see year-round birds such as cardinals\, bluebirds\, pileated w
 oodpeckers\, and chickadees\, as well as migratory hummingbirds\, warblers
 \, kites\, and cuckoos. We even see an occasional bald eagle!\n\nBring you
 r own binoculars or borrow a pair of ours. Participation counts as Field R
 esearch volunteer hours for Texas Master Naturalists. Children under the a
 ge of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please wear closed-t
 oed shoes and be prepared to walk up to 2 miles on pavers and crushed asph
 alt trails as well as grass. Meet in front of the Mercer Visitor Center.\n
 \nAges 12+\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260423T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260423T100000
LOCATION:Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Gardens\, 22306 Aldine Westfield Rd\,
  Humble\, AL 77338 US
SUMMARY:Mercer Bird Survey
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