Hundred Acre Hollow Field Trip

Space Coast Audubon Society and Hundred Acre Hollows (HAH) will join forces to host a birding field trip and nature hike. David Simpson, Florida birding expert, will lead a hike around the basins and property for bird identification. We will also have Florida native plant specialists and Florida Master Naturalists on hand to share information about many elements of nature that can be found on this special piece of land. This trip is planned close to dusk to experience birds coming into roost and for potential sightings of other creatures who call HAH home. In addition to birds, there also also residents and visitors which include a bobcat (spotted by our group on our recon trip), gopher tortoises, raccoons and snakes. Junior birders and young nature enthusiasts are welcome to attend and will receive special activity cards to locate animals while exploring.

• What to bring
Water bottle, binoculars, camera (optional)

About Hundred Acre Hollows: What can you possibly do with 114-acres of abandoned waste-water retention ponds surrounded by some of the most attractive residential real estate in Brevard County? Turn it into an environmental education center and green space for everyone to enjoy! Sounds crazy? It is, but it’s exactly what we are doing! Hundred Acre Hollows, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) grassroots organization that is working to enhance the lives of others by creating public accessible green space and creating an educational experience where people can learn about sustainability of our unique Florida environment For more details including an aerial view of this special place visit: www.hundredacrehollows.org. All participants will receive a complimentary ticket to enter our door prize drawing. Raffle tickets benefiting HAH will also be available for a donation and purchasers have a chance to win fabulous nature themed prizes. ***Note: Parking is on residential streets near the entrance. Please be mindful not to block the driveway of any of the homes in the neighborhood. Consider car pooling if possible. ***

• Important to know
Look for the vacant lot (#1170) between 2 houses and enter on the path between the trees.