Doors Open: 5:30 PM
Opening Remarks: 6:00 PM – Naturalist Jason Lee
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged

Join us for an exciting evening as we launch the 4th Annual Big Birding Weekend! The kickoff will be indoors at the Lakeview High School Auditorium, the opening night festivities will set the stage for a weekend full of exploration, inspiration, and connection with fellow birders and nature lovers.

Presented by Jamey Emmert, Avian Education Coordinator for the Ohio Division of Wildlife

Birds do far more than brighten our mornings with song or add color to our backyards. They quietly shape the world we live in every single day.

Join Avian Education Coordinator Jamey Emmert for an engaging and eye-opening look at the many ways birds benefit people and the planet. From boosting our mental well-being and inspiring art and innovation, to pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and even influencing modern technology through biomimicry, birds play a vital role in our daily lives, often without us even realizing it.

Whether you’re a seasoned birder or simply someone who enjoys the outdoors, this program will leave you with a deeper appreciation for our feathered neighbors and a fresh perspective on just how connected we are to them.

You may never look at a bird the same way again.

Bio
Jamey Emmert is an Avian Education Coordinator for the Ohio Division of Wildlife. A 2003 graduate of Hocking College with an Associate Degree in Wildlife Management, Jamey has been with the Division since that same year. Her role encompasses a wide range of responsibilities including managing the Lake Erie and Ohio River Birding Trail programs, conducting educational workshops, and collaborating with other educators on conservation initiatives. Outside of work, Jamey enjoys playing outside with her husband Greg and their very adventurous chihuahua.

Join us for a special screening of A Bird in the Hand, an inspiring documentary that follows Tom and Paula Bartlett in northwest Ohio as they pursue their goal of banding 100,000 birds. Along the way, the film captures their impact on bird research, conservation, and the many people they meet through their work. Following the screening, there will be a Q&A session with directors Christy Frank and Alex Goetz, along with Tom and Paula Bartlett.

Meet one of Ohio’s most powerful and recognizable birds of prey during this live Red-tailed Hawk program. Get an up-close look at this incredible raptor while learning about its unique adaptations, hunting skills, habitat, and important role in the ecosystem. This engaging program offers a rare chance to see a live Red-tailed Hawk while discovering what makes these birds such successful hunters of the skies.

Closing Remarks to Follow
Final thoughts and provide directions and highlights for Saturday and Sunday’s packed schedule of hikes, talks, and birding adventures.

Location: Beach Pavilion
Open: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Admission: No Registration…just swing in and enjoy food and friends!!!

The Beach Pavilion is the heart of the Big Birding Weekend—your go-to stop for information, community, and conversation. Whether you’re planning your day, grabbing a bite, or just soaking in the excitement, this is the place to be.

Stop by anytime between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM to check in with our Information Table, browse displays from local vendors and conservation partners, and enjoy some of Trumbull County’s best eats from our on-site food trucks.

Don’t forget to enter the raffles sponsored by The Nature Conservancy of the Mahoning Valley—with fantastic prizes up for grabs! All proceeds go directly toward keeping this festival “Birding as it should be, absolutely free!” for years to come.

Location: Beach Pavilion
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Admission: Free & Open to the Public

Join us for a unique literary experience as the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library unveils their new Pop-Up Library at Mosquito Lake State Park. Located in the Beach Pavilion parking lot, this innovative setup provides visitors with access to a diverse selection of books, community resources, and interactive exhibits.

Whether you’re an avid reader or simply curious about local library services, stop by to explore, relax, and connect with fellow community members. The Pop-Up Library is designed for all ages and is a great addition to the Big Birding Weekend, offering a delightful blend of education and recreation.

Guided Bird Hike – Lakeview Recreation Area

Leaders: Loyd Marshall, Steve Craiger, Cindy Woodward and Jason Lee
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Turkey Run Trail

Leaders: Jason Short and Debbi Schuster
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Hoagland Blackstub Road

(road will be closed to traffic, only open for participants to enter and park for hikes)
Leaders: Amanda and Matt Sloan with Larry Richardson
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Beach Area

(scope for waterfowl as well as the wooded area available to explore- not limited to beach only!)
Leaders: Kathleen Wallace, Martin Carlin, and Cindy Woodward
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Lakeview Recreation Area

Leaders: Loyd Marshall, Steve Craiger, and Jason Lee
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Hoagland Blackstub Road

(road will be closed to traffic, only open for participants to enter and park for hikes)
Leaders: Amanda and Matt Sloan with Larry Richardson
Registration Link

Pontoon Boat Birding Excursions

Location: Announced after registration
Trip Time: 10:00 AM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants Per Trip
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with a Pontoon Boat Birding Excursion at Mosquito Lake. Led by a local birder, these two-hour tours offer a relaxing opportunity to explore the lake and search for birds from a different point of view. Though you may not see every corner of Mosquito Lake’s 7,850 acres, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the scenery and possibly spot some of the area’s amazing birdlife along the way.

Advance online registration is required, and all participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 10 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, ride details, and departure location.

Additional boat rides may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more ride opportunities become available.

Family Birding Stations: Hands-On Fun for Birders of All Ages

Location: Trumbull County Agricultural & Family Education Center
Time: 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM (Drop-In Style)
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Bring the whole family for an afternoon of discovery, creativity, and hands-on learning at our interactive birding stations! Whether you’re just starting your birding journey or already a backyard expert, these activities offer something for everyone.

Drop in anytime between 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM and try one or try them all—this is birding fun designed for the whole family!

Guided Bird Hike – Turkey Run Trail

Leaders: Kathleen Wallace, Martin Carlin, and Cindy Woodward
Registration Link

Kayaking Birding Excursions

Location: Departure location announced after registration
Trip Time: 11:00 AM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited Spots
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with our Kayaking Birding Excursions on the north side of Mosquito Lake. Join the Army Corps of Engineers for a guided paddle and enjoy the chance to explore the lake from a unique perspective while watching for birds along the shoreline and open water.

Space is limited for each trip, and advance online registration is required. All participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 15 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, trip details, and departure location.

Additional excursions may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more kayaking opportunities become available.

Pontoon Boat Birding Excursions

Location: Announced after registration
Trip Time: 12:00 PM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants Per Trip
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with a Pontoon Boat Birding Excursion at Mosquito Lake. Led by a local birder, these two-hour tours offer a relaxing opportunity to explore the lake and search for birds from a different point of view. Though you may not see every corner of Mosquito Lake’s 7,850 acres, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the scenery and possibly spot some of the area’s amazing birdlife along the way.

Advance online registration is required, and all participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 10 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, ride details, and departure location.

Additional boat rides may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more ride opportunities become available.

First Aid Kit for Your Hike: Be Prepared on the Trails

Location: Mosquito Lake Amphitheater
Time: 12:00 PM
Registration Link

Before you lace up your hiking boots and grab your binoculars, make sure you’re ready for whatever nature brings! This quick and practical session will show you how to build a simple, effective first aid kit tailored for birders and hikers.

Learn what essential items to pack, how to handle common outdoor injuries, and tips for staying safe and comfortable during your birding adventures—whether you’re on a short trail or a longer backcountry hike.

Saturday Afternoon Guided Bird Hikes

Location: Multiple Trail Locations Around Mosquito Lake State Park
Time: Various Times Between 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Spend your Saturday afternoon exploring the incredible birding habitats of Mosquito Lake with guided hikes led by some of Northeast Ohio’s most passionate and knowledgeable birders. Whether you are an experienced birder or just getting started, these walks are a great chance to look for migrants, sharpen your birding skills, learn from local experts, and enjoy the beauty of the park.

Choose from several locations and time slots to fit your afternoon plans. Hike leaders are listed as well.

Guided Bird Hike – Beach Area

(scope for waterfowl as well as the wooded area available to explore- not limited to beach only!)
Leader: Jason Short and Debbi Schuster
Registration Link

Build a Bird Feeder for Your Backyard Friends

Location: Trumbull County Agricultural & Family Education Center
Time: 1:00 PM
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Bring the kids and join us for a fun, hands-on birding activity where young nature lovers can create a feeder to take home for their backyard birds. Participants can choose to build a hummingbird feeder or make a pine cone bird feeder, giving them a simple and exciting way to welcome feathered visitors at home.

This dual program is a great way for families to learn how to support birds, explore different types of feeders, and enjoy a creative afternoon together. Whether your child loves crafts, birds, or just getting outdoors, this activity is sure to inspire a deeper connection with the avian friends right outside their door.

Mosquito Lake’s Bluebirds: Conservation in Action

Location: Nature Center
Time: 1:00 PM walk
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Join Cathy and Chuck Poponak, two of Mosquito Lake’s dedicated Bluebird Cavity Nesting Program volunteers, for an informative walk through the bluebird box trail they help monitor and maintain.

You’ll learn about the nesting habits, habitat needs, and success stories of Eastern Bluebirds at the park—and get a firsthand look at how citizen science and conservation efforts are making a difference.

Whether you’re curious about bluebirds, interested in volunteering, or just want to enjoy a peaceful nature walk with purpose, this program offers a meaningful connection to the wildlife that call Mosquito Lake home.

A beautiful blend of education, stewardship, and inspiration—perfect for birders of all ages!

Pontoon Boat Birding Excursions

Location: Announced after registration
Trip Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants Per Trip
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with a Pontoon Boat Birding Excursion at Mosquito Lake. Led by a local birder, these two-hour tours offer a relaxing opportunity to explore the lake and search for birds from a different point of view. Though you may not see every corner of Mosquito Lake’s 7,850 acres, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the scenery and possibly spot some of the area’s amazing birdlife along the way.

Advance online registration is required, and all participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 10 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, ride details, and departure location.

Additional boat rides may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more ride opportunities become available.

Kayaking Birding Excursions

Location: Departure location announced after registration
Trip Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited Spots
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with our Kayaking Birding Excursions on the north side of Mosquito Lake. Join the Army Corps of Engineers for a guided paddle and enjoy the chance to explore the lake from a unique perspective while watching for birds along the shoreline and open water.

Space is limited for each trip, and advance online registration is required. All participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 15 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, trip details, and departure location.

Additional excursions may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more kayaking opportunities become available.

Eastern Bluebird House Building & Conservation

Location: Mosquito Lake Amphitheater
Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants
Registration Link

Build a home for birds and take home a deeper appreciation for conservation! Join a local scout group as they guide you through the process of building your very own bird house—a fun, hands-on experience perfect for families and nature lovers.

Heather Harris, a dedicated bluebird enthusiast and the President of the Ohio Bluebird Society Board of Trustees, will also be on-site to discuss the responsibilities of maintaining a bird house and the critical role these shelters play in supporting native cavity-nesting species.

Spots are limited to 10 participants per session. You’ll receive a confirmation email the week of the event if selected.

A great way to give back to nature and bring a bit of the birding world home with you!

Please Note: One birdhouse per group. Thank you for understanding and sharing the conservation with others.

Prothonotary Warbler: Golden Gems of the Wetlands

Location: Campground Boat Launch Parking Lot
Time: 2:00 PM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Meet the brilliant yellow songbird that has become a symbol of conservation at Mosquito Lake! Join local experts Loyd Marshall and Steve Craiger, coordinators of the Prothonotary Warbler cavity nesting program, for an inspiring talk.

Learn about the fascinating behaviors, habitat needs, and migratory journeys of these stunning warblers, and discover how local efforts are helping their populations thrive.

This up-close look into the life of the Prothonotary Warbler will leave you with a newfound appreciation for one of Ohio’s most vibrant birds.

A must-see for bird lovers, conservationists, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of wetlands wildlife!

Backyard Conservation Series: Ecology Exploration Lab

Location: Trumbull County Agricultural & Family Education Center
Time: 2:30 PM
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Join us for a hands-on exploration of how human actions can shape the natural world in this engaging program inspired by the work of environmental researcher and activist Rachel Carson. Learn how Carson helped bring attention to the dangers of DDT and its impact on birds, especially species like eagles and ospreys, and discover how conservation efforts can make a difference close to home.

As part of the program, participants are invited to bring an old CD or DVD to upcycle into something helpful for birds, combining creativity with conservation in a fun and meaningful way. This is a wonderful opportunity for families and nature lovers to connect with the history of environmental stewardship while creating something to support backyard wildlife.

ABC Scavenger Hunt: Birding Through the Alphabet

Location: Storybook Trail (Imagination Station)
Time: 3:00 PM
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Get ready to explore nature from A to Z! In this interactive family-friendly scavenger hunt, participants will search for items in the environment that represent each letter of the alphabet—bird-related or otherwise.

Work together, get creative, and discover the hidden wonders of the outdoors. Prizes will be awarded for completing the challenge, so bring your curiosity and a keen eye!

Perfect for kids and families looking to blend learning, adventure, and fun in the great outdoors!

Mosquito Lake’s Bluebirds: Conservation in Action

Location: Nature Center
Time: 3:00 PM walk
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Join Cathy and Chuck Poponak, two of Mosquito Lake’s dedicated Bluebird Cavity Nesting Program volunteers, for an informative walk through the bluebird box trail they help monitor and maintain.

You’ll learn about the nesting habits, habitat needs, and success stories of Eastern Bluebirds at the park—and get a firsthand look at how citizen science and conservation efforts are making a difference.

Whether you’re curious about bluebirds, interested in volunteering, or just want to enjoy a peaceful nature walk with purpose, this program offers a meaningful connection to the wildlife that call Mosquito Lake home.

A beautiful blend of education, stewardship, and inspiration—perfect for birders of all ages!

First Aid Kit for Your Hike: Be Prepared on the Trails

Location: Mosquito Lake Amphitheater
Time: 3:00 PM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Before you lace up your hiking boots and grab your binoculars, make sure you’re ready for whatever nature brings! This quick and practical session will show you how to build a simple, effective first aid kit tailored for birders and hikers.

Learn what essential items to pack, how to handle common outdoor injuries, and tips for staying safe and comfortable during your birding adventures—whether you’re on a short trail or a longer backcountry hike.

Pontoon Boat Birding Excursions

Location: Announced after registration
Trip Time: 4:00 PM
Admission: Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants Per Trip
Registration Link

Please note: Times are subject to change, and all excursions are weather dependent.

Take your birding adventure onto the water with a Pontoon Boat Birding Excursion at Mosquito Lake. Led by a local birder, these two-hour tours offer a relaxing opportunity to explore the lake and search for birds from a different point of view. Though you may not see every corner of Mosquito Lake’s 7,850 acres, you’ll have the chance to enjoy the scenery and possibly spot some of the area’s amazing birdlife along the way.

Advance online registration is required, and all participants must complete a waiver before Saturday. The first 10 registered participants for each excursion will receive an email with the waiver, ride details, and departure location.

Additional boat rides may be added if space and scheduling allow. Participants who registered for the other excursions will be contacted first if more ride opportunities become available.

Guided Bird Hike – Hoagland Blackstub Road South End

(road will be closed to traffic, only open for participants to enter and park for hikes)
Leaders: Amanda and Matt Sloan with Larry Richardson
Registration Link

Guided Bird Hike – Hoagland Blackstub Road North End

(road will be closed to traffic, only open for participants to enter and park for hikes)
Leaders: Jason Short and Debbi Schuster
Registration Link

Prothonotary Warbler: Golden Gems of the Wetlands

Location: Campground Boat Launch Parking Lot
Time: 4:00 PM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Meet the brilliant yellow songbird that has become a symbol of conservation at Mosquito Lake! Join local experts Loyd Marshall and Steve Craiger, coordinators of the Prothonotary Warbler cavity nesting program, for an inspiring talk.

Learn about the fascinating behaviors, habitat needs, and migratory journeys of these stunning warblers, and discover how local efforts are helping their populations thrive.

This up-close look into the life of the Prothonotary Warbler will leave you with a newfound appreciation for one of Ohio’s most vibrant birds.

A must-see for bird lovers, conservationists, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of wetlands wildlife!

Guided Bird Hike – Beach Area

(scope for waterfowl as well as the wooded area available to explore- not limited to beach only!)
Leaders: Kathleen Wallace, Martin Carlin, and Cindy Woodward
Registration Link

Eastern Bluebird House Building & Conservation

Location: Mosquito Lake Amphitheater
Time: 5:00 PM
Admission: Free | Family-Friendly | Registration Required | Limited to 10 Participants
Registration Link

Build a home for birds and take home a deeper appreciation for conservation! Join a local scout group as they guide you through the process of building your very own bird house—a fun, hands-on experience perfect for families and nature lovers.

Heather Harris, a dedicated bluebird enthusiast and the President of the Ohio Bluebird Society Board of Trustees, will also be on-site to discuss the responsibilities of maintaining a bird house and the critical role these shelters play in supporting native cavity-nesting species.

Spots are limited to 10 participants per session. You’ll receive a confirmation email the week of the event if selected.

A great way to give back to nature and bring a bit of the birding world home with you!

Please Note: One birdhouse per group. Thank you for understanding and sharing the conservation with others.

The Largest Swallow of North America: Purple Martins

Location: Lakeview Recreation Area
Time: 6:00 PM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Join us for a closer look at one of North America’s most fascinating and acrobatic songbirds—the Purple Martin! In this engaging program, you’ll learn about:

• Their unique nesting behaviors and dependence on human-made housing

• Their incredible migratory journey from South America to our own backyards

• Tips on how to create a martin-friendly environment at home

• The conservation efforts underway right here at Mosquito Lake State Park

Whether you’re a lifelong birder or just curious about these aerial acrobats, this is a great opportunity to appreciate and support these charismatic swallows. Don’t miss your chance to spot them in action!

End of Day Birder Social at Country Porch Winery

Location: Country Porch Winery
Time: 7:30 PM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

After a full day of birding, join us at Country Porch Winery for a relaxed evening gathering with fellow birders. Enjoy a chance to unwind, share some laughs, and talk about the birds and experiences of the day before we head back out for more birding adventures on Sunday.

It’s a great opportunity to connect with the birding community, reflect on the day’s highlights, and end the evening in good company. We will also be selling the last of the raffle tickets during the social, and the raffle drawing will take place at the winery.

Please note: parking is limited, so we encourage guests to carpool if possible.

Owls of Ohio

Location: Country Porch Winery
Time: 8:00 PM
Registration Link

Wind down after a full day of birding with an engaging evening program all about the fascinating owls of Ohio. Learn about the different owl species found across the state, their unique adaptations, hunting behaviors, habitats, and the important role they play in our ecosystems.

Hosted at Country Porch Winery during our end-of-day gathering, this special presentation will also feature two live owls, giving attendees a rare opportunity to see these incredible birds up close while learning more about their lives in the wild. Whether you are a longtime owl lover or just curious to learn more, this program offers a perfect close to the day’s adventures.

Sunday Morning Birding at Shenango Wildlife Area

Location: Meet at Milligan Road Parking Area
Time: 8:00 AM
Admission: Free | Registration Encouraged
Registration Link

Start your Sunday immersed in one of Ohio’s most beautiful birding hotspots!

Join staff from the ODNR Division of Natural Areas & Preserves and the Division of Wildlife for a morning of birding at the Shenango Wildlife Area, an Audubon-designated Important Bird Area surrounding the Pymatuning Creek Wild & Scenic River.

This special hike offers an incredible opportunity to observe and photograph a wide variety of migratory birds during their spring journey. You’ll be walking through diverse habitats—so wear sturdy footwear for trails, wet areas, and light brush.

Participants are encouraged to bring binoculars, spotting scopes, and cameras. A few extra binoculars will be available for use if needed.

The event will be held rain or shine. Please dress appropriately for the weather.

A perfect way to explore the natural beauty and rich biodiversity of one of Ohio’s treasured birding areas!

Final Guided Bird Hike

Location: Hoagland Blackstub Road
Time: 8:00 AM
Registration Link

Wrap up Big Birding Weekend with one final guided bird hike at Mosquito Lake State Park. Join Amanda and Matt Sloan along with Larry Richardson for a special Sunday morning outing as we take one last look for migrating birds and enjoy the beauty of the park together.

Whether you are an experienced birder or just getting started, this hike offers a wonderful opportunity to learn from skilled birders, sharpen your identification skills, and end the weekend surrounded by great birds and great company.

Feeder Watch Party

Location: Nature Center
Time: 9:00 AM
Registration Link

Join Naturalist Jason Lee and local birder Kathleen Wallace for a relaxing morning by the feeders as we watch to see what birds stop by. This welcoming program is perfect for birders of all experience levels and offers a great opportunity to sharpen your bird identification skills, compare sightings, and enjoy the simple fun of watching birds up close.

Free coffee and doughnuts will be available while supplies last. Participants are encouraged to bring a lawn chair if possible, though a limited number of chairs will also be available on site. Whether you are new to birding or a longtime enthusiast, this is a wonderful way to start the day with good company and great birds.

No registration required

Prefer to blaze your own trail? We’ve got Self-Guided Birding Adventures all weekend long across some of the region’s top birding hotspots—no registration required! Bring your binoculars, a good pair of boots, and discover the incredible diversity of birds around Mosquito Lake. (PLEASE NOTE ALL RESTRICTED AREAS DURING YOUR SELF GUIDED HIKES)

Location: 41.4435, -80.8683
Slow drive or take a walk. Great for Hawks, Horned Larks, Sandhill Cranes, Warblers, Cuckoos, and Sparrows.
Please note: No parking or restrooms, but low traffic.

Location: 41.4387, -80.8401
Grassy fields, wooded areas, and ponds—perfect for Cerulean Warblers, Sedge Wrens, Eagles, and more.
Please note: Limited parking, no restrooms.

Location: 41.4294, -80.8108
A mix of open fields and edge habitats—look for Bobolinks, Sparrows, and Wrens.
Please note: Avoid posted restricted areas. Multiple parking spots available.

Location: 41.4434, -80.8491
Woods, marsh, and water—a birder’s paradise with Thrushes, Rails, Flycatchers, and Indigo Buntings.
Please note: No designated parking, no restrooms.

Location: 41.3399, -80.7791
Diverse habitats with great sightings of Woodpeckers, Thrushes, and Vireos.
Please note: Ample parking, no restrooms.

Location: 41.3898, -80.7534
Open water birding with Eagles, Herons, Osprey, and Terns.
Please note: Parking and restrooms nearby (SE corner lot).

May 21st–23rd, 2027