November program schedule

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Homeschoolers-Birds of Prey: Wednesday, November 9 at 1:30PM. Learn about hawks and owls by taking a look at some live specimens. Ages 6 and up. Ranger: Rawlings. Reservations November 5

Tree ID Hike: Thursday, November 10 at 8 AM. Come see the fall colors before they are gone for the year. Meet S.I.R. King at the Visitor’s Center to go on a moderate hike and enjoy the trees. Reservations November 5

Who’s Using the Lake? Friday, November 11 at 12PM. Meet Ranger Walsh at the causeway as we use a spotting scope to look at the waterfowl and other animals using Radnor Lake as a home. All ages, No Reservations Necessary

Is that snake poisonous? Sunday, November 13 at 12PM. Come to the visitor center to learn the difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes. Ranger: Walsh. All ages. Reservations November5

Homeschoolers-Mammals: Wednesday, November 16 at 1:30PM. We will discuss the world of mammals as we take a look at some skins and skulls. Ages 6 and up. Ranger: Rawlings. Reservations November 12

FAQ Hike: Thursday, November 17 at 8 AM. If you have any questions about the park or its wildlife, then this is the hike for you. Meet S.I.R. King at the visitor’ center for a hake around the lake and ask all the questions you want. Reservations November 12

Silent Hunters: Saturday, November 19 at 11 AM. Owls are revered or feared by people. Come see and learn about these amazing animals. Meet at the bottom of the Hall Drive. Ranger: Germeraad. No Reservations Necessary

Thanksgiving Feast Hike: Monday, November, 21 at 8 AM. Enjoy a 2.5 mile hike around the lake as we discuss wild edibles available to our ancestors for their holiday suppers. All ages. Ranger: Rawlings. Reservations November 19

Cut. It. Out!: Monday, November 21 at 3 PM. Join the ranger to cut and remove exotic-invasive plants! This is an opportunity to learn how these plants negatively affect native plants. Meet at the Visitor Center. Ranger: Germeraad. Reservations Nov. 19

Winged Hunters: Friday, November 25 at 12:30 PM. They are some of nature’s most skilled hunters. Come by the spillway to see some of the birds of prey that call Radnor Lake home. All Ages. Ranger Walsh No Reservations Necessary

Volunteer Day! Saturday, November 26 from 8 AM to Noon. Meet at the Visitor’s Center and join the Friends of Radnor Lake for our monthly volunteer day. All equipment is provided. No Reservations Necessary.

Ed Center Open House: Saturday, November 26 from 2-4 pm. Come visit our Environmental Education Center. See our native venomous snakes, artifacts, and library. Just follow Hall Drive up the hill. No Reservations Necessary.

Who’s Using the Lake? Sunday, November 27 at 1PM. Meet Ranger Walsh at the causeway as we use a spotting scope to look at the waterfowl and other animals using Radnor Lake as a home. All ages, No Reservations Necessary

Let’s Spot the Wildlife: Monday, November 28 at 7 AM. Come view waterfowl and animals on the lake shore with the spotting scope. Bring a keen eye and we’ll find some pretty amazing wildlife! Meet at the Otter Creek Road Causeway. Ranger: Germeraad. No Reservation Necessary

History of Radnor: Wednesday, November 30 at 11AM. Ever wonder how Radnor Lake came to be in the middle of Nashville? Meet Ranger Walsh at the Visitor Center for a walk to discuss the history of Radnor Lake. Reservations November 26

Let’s Go Owling: Wednesday, November, 30 at 6 PM. We will take a short hike to see if we can lure our resident barred owls into view. All ages. Ranger: Rawlings. Reservations November 26