A Big Sit: Accessible Birding
How many birds can we identify while staying within a seventeen-foot diameter circle? Join this accessible and inclusive birding event to help answer this question! Birding enthusiasts will be there to help with species identification and information. Drop in for 20 minutes or stick around for hours, as this is sure to be a fun learning experience about and for birds of many feathers.
An American Sign Language Interpreter will be in attendance from 10am to 2pm, and there will be an intro to birding talk at 11am and 1pm, so spread the word!
Entrance to James Island County Park is $2, however there is no fee to join the Big Sit.
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