Feathers by the Water: A Morning of Discovery at Heritage Park

About this event

There's something special about slowing down beside the water and watching the world wake up.

Join Birds of a Feather KC for another relaxed Sunday morning of birdwatching, connection, and discovery at Heritage Park in Olathe!

This week, we'll explore the beautiful Heritage Lake area, keeping our eyes open for ducks, other waterbirds, and whatever feathered visitors might surprise us along the way.

Whether you can identify birds by their calls or you're still learning the difference between a duck and a grebe (same here, we're learning together!), you're welcome. 💚

📍 Where: Heritage Park, 16050 Pflumm Rd., Olathe, KS Meeting point: Shelter 1 📅 When: Sunday, November 22, 2026 ⏰ Time: 9:00–10:30 AM (feel free to arrive around 8:50 AM)

🌿 What to expect:

• A beginner-friendly birding experience

• A relaxed walk along the paved Heritage Lake trail

• Plenty of time to stop and observe birds on the water

• A chance to learn from one another and share discoveries

• A welcoming, inclusive atmosphere with no pressure to keep up

🎒 What to bring:

• Comfortable walking shoes

• Warm layers for a November morning

• Water or a warm drink

• Binoculars, if available

• A curious spirit!

♿ Accessibility: Our planned route follows a generally flat, paved lakeside trail of approximately one mile. We'll move at a comfortable pace and pause frequently. Individual accessibility needs are welcome, and you're encouraged to reach out with any questions.

💚 About Birds of a Feather KC We're a growing Kansas City birding community where curiosity matters more than experience.

Our Sunday outings are an invitation to slow down, connect with nature, and enjoy the company of others who appreciate the little things.

No experience necessary. No fancy equipment required.

No pressure to identify everything we see.

Just birds, nature, and good company.

We'd love to have you join us! 🐦🌿

Weather note: Please check Meetup for updates if conditions are unsafe or trails become inaccessible.

From Birds of a Feather KC