Come with me on a nature walk to observe the beauty of birds and wildlife in the DMV area. We do not need to go far to witness and connect with the wild.
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Location: Huntley Meadows Park (3701 Lockheed Blvd, Alexandria, VA)
Step away from the screens and discover the magic hiding right in our own backyards! Join Wyld Reflections aka. me for a free, family-friendly "Birding 101" nature walk through the beautiful wetlands of Huntley Meadows. This flat, stroller-friendly boardwalk trail is the perfect place for young curious minds to explore and reflect as this local treasure has so much to see.
As a wildlife photographer, I will be sharing birding for beginners such how to use binoculars. Kids are highly encouraged to bring their own little cameras, binoculars, or even just a cardboard tube "spyglass" to join in the fun.
This walk is completely free, but space is limited to ensure everyone gets a chance to see the birds without scaring them away. Please register below to secure your fam.
When: April 19th 10:00 -10:40 am
Where: Lake Anne Walking Trail - Reston VA
We will take plenty of breaks to look at bugs, point at flowers, and practice our best bird calls. I will also share some simple tips for parents on how to photograph your kids in nature without making them pose.
Bring your strollers, snacks, and a sense of wonder. Every toddler will get a simple, picture-based bird checklist to hold during the walk.
When: May 23rd @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Where: Huntley Meadow ( 3701 Lockheed Blvd, Alexandria, VA)
Step away from the screens and discover the magic hiding right in our own backyards! Join Wyld Reflections for a free, family-friendly "Birding 101" nature walk through the beautiful wetlands of Huntley Meadows. This flat, stroller-friendly boardwalk trail is the perfect place for young explorers to spot their first bird or small critrers which are all around.
As a wildlife photographer, I will be sharing fun, easy tips on how to spot hidden animals and how to use binoculars. Kids are highly encouraged to bring their own little cameras, binoculars, or even just a cardboard tube "spyglass" to join in the fun.
This walk is completely free, but space is limited to ensure everyone gets a chance to see the birds without scaring them away. Please register below to secure your fam
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