Snow Impacts Temperatures, Winds Threaten Birdwatching Events
Snow Impacts Temperatures, Winds Threaten Birdwatching Events

Snow Impacts Temperatures, Winds Threaten Birdwatching Events

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This weekend, expect scattered rain showers followed by snow and a significant drop in temperatures, marking the coldest weather since 2018. As temperatures plummet, various birdwatching events are scheduled, including a bird walk by the Sanibel-Captiva Audubon Society on January 18, inviting participants to explore local wildlife at Harns Marsh. Additionally, Mission Trails will host a guided bird walk on the same day, aimed at birdwatchers of all skill levels. Birdwatching is highlighted as a tranquil activity that fosters a deeper connection with nature, offering mental wellness benefits. Recent gatherings at Richard W. DeKorte Park showcased local birdwatchers enjoying sightings of various species, including mallards and bald eagles. These events reflect the growing interest in birdwatching as a peaceful outdoor pursuit amidst changing weather conditions.

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