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Page dedicated to supporting the North Coventry Township Parks & Recreation Commision

26/10/2026

Here's a graphic that gives clues as to which types of birds usually migrate and which ones generally don't.

Can you think of some species that break these rules: for example, a few types of insect-eating birds that are just arriving to spend the winter here?

17/10/2026

Join us on November 7, 2026 for the Coventry Woods Bonfire.
1954 St. Peter's Road, North Coventry from 5-9pm. Great food, music, history, night hikes and a Marionette show at 6:30pm in the lodge.

04/10/2026

All of these birds can be found in our area, because all of these plants grow wild in our area. They can grow in your yard, too.

(OK, we completely understand why you don't want the poison ivy in your yard - but when you see it in wild areas and parks, know that it is providing an important food source for birds and admire it from afar.)

02/10/2026

29/09/2026

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⏟ MIGRATION MONDAY ⏟ ⏟
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Five additional broadwings have joined the kettle since last week, including Granite (tagged in New Hampshire in 2025), Ottauquechee (tagged in Vermont in 2023), Amelia and Kathleen (tagged in Ontario in 2025), and one of our longest tracked broadwings, Muskoka (tagged in Ontario in 2022)!!

Hugger and Reay are leading the charge and have already crossed into Mexico, with Minden, Amelia, and Miskwabi trailing behind in southern Texas.

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https://northcoventrytownship.com/parks-recreation-commission/

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