Looking Forward to JAN 13-16, 2022
Wings Over Willcox 2022 will offer guided walks, tours, and presentations, keeping COVID precautions in mind.
The Willcox Nature Association is pleased to announce the 29th Annual Wings Over Willcox Birding and Nature Festival to be held Thursday to Sunday, January 13-16. The 2022 festival will be a small-scale, covid-cautious festival combining live tours, workshops, and activities.
The primary birding opportunities will be birding walks at Lake Cochise in Willcox and the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area near Elfrida. A guide will be stationed at each location for couples or small groups to enjoy the local birds. These locations will be open throughout the day allowing people to visit on their own schedules as well.
Self-drive tours will be available. The size will be determined as we get close to the festival and registration. Masks will not be required while outdoors but are required indoors and for the nature fair/expo.
Seminars will include an educational presentation on Sandhill Cranes and other natural history topics. All workshop participants may be required to wear masks while they are in the room.
The Willcox Nature Association is pleased to announce the 29th Annual Wings Over Willcox Birding and Nature Festival to be held Thursday to Sunday, January 13-16. The 2022 festival will be a small-scale, covid-cautious festival combining live tours, workshops, and activities.
The primary birding opportunities will be birding walks at Lake Cochise in Willcox and the Arizona Game and Fish Department's Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area near Elfrida. A guide will be stationed at each location for couples or small groups to enjoy the local birds. These locations will be open throughout the day allowing people to visit on their own schedules as well.
Self-drive tours will be available. The size will be determined as we get close to the festival and registration. Masks will not be required while outdoors but are required indoors and for the nature fair/expo.
Seminars will include an educational presentation on Sandhill Cranes and other natural history topics. All workshop participants may be required to wear masks while they are in the room.