Spring Birding at Mount Auburn Cemetery

Let’s explore Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge! We’ll look especially for spring migrants, such as Warblers, Thrushes, Vireos and Orioles. Mount Auburn Cemetary is a world-famous birding destination, especially in the spring! We will meet at Boston Nature Center (BNC) and carpool from there at 6:30am sharp. At BNC, you can decide to carpool with others, or there is the option of using the Mass Audubon van (7 people max). 

If you decide to meet us there, you can find parking within the cemetery close to the entrance if possible (don’t park on roads with green lines). Then, meet us in front of the main chapel (the one very close to the entrances). I recommend carpooling, it can get crowded here on spring mornings! I will send out an email close to the walk date with more information and to verify if you are carpooling or meeting there.

Dress warmly and bring binoculars!

PLEASE NOTE:

This program will be held outdoors, so please bring rain and cold weather gear as needed. In the case of inclement weather, every effort will be made to reschedule the event.

PLEASE NOTE: This program will be conducted in accordance with current Municipal, State, and Mass Audubon Covid-19 protocols. Participants are required to wear a face covering indoors and follow social distancing guidelines.

This program is free if you are a member of Dot Rx. Please email bnccamp@massaudubon.org to register.