Enjoy a short guided bird walk observing many kinds of finches and other songbirds found in this large spruce plantation at any time of year. During migration season, many warblers, flycatchers and thrushes visit this park. Excellent viewing and bird photography opportunities.
Both novice and experienced birders are welcome to join this tour to President Murray Park. The leader will point out the field marks used to identify each bird. You may request to borrow a pair of binoculars.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
SE corner of President Murray Park .
- Meet your birding guide in the southeast corner of Saskatoon's President Murray Park at the intersection of Colony Street and McKinnon Avenue. You can recognize him because he will be wearing binoculars.
Guided Bird Walk through President Murray Park
Your leader will guide you through the spruce trees in this park while we look and listen for the numerous songbirds that live in this park. There are birds here in every season of the year.
Ending Point
SE corner of President Murray Park
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
* Guiding Services of Leader
* You may borrow 1 pair of binoculars if requested at time of bookin.
* Transportation to site
* Meals
* Accommodation
* Other Costs
* Wear comfortable walking shoes
* Dress for the weather (hat, jacket, etc.)
* Bring binoculars
If requested at time of booking, you may borrow 1 pair of binoculars for use during this tour.
For driving tours, clients generally need to drive their own personal or rented vehicle. I can ride in your vehicle. If you prefer, I can drive your vehicle if you accept liability in case of accident.
Your guide has many years of experience finding and observing birds throughout Saskatchewan. For over 30 years, Stan S. has been a birding guide for nature tours around Saskatchewan and other parts of the country.
Stan is past president of Nature Saskatchewan as well as past president and current field trip chairman for the Saskatoon Nature Society. He is a co-editor of the reference publication “Birds of the Saskatoon Area” and contributed significantly to the recently published “Birds of Saskatchewan”.
Stan has volunteered as a regional coordinator for the Saskatchewan Breeding Bird Atlas project and helps with their bird identification workshops. He regularly contributes sightings to e-bird and currently holds the e-bird record for the most bird species seen in Saskatchewan.
$45/ per group