WARBLERPALOOZA - Kingman Island

Join DC Bird Alliance for a bird walk at Kingman Island, one of DC’s most unique and wild-feeling green spaces.

Tucked along the Anacostia River, Kingman Island offers a mix of wooded trails, wetlands, and open areas that attract a wide variety of birds, especially during spring migration. This is a great place to slow down, listen, and observe birds moving through the landscape.

We’ll move at a very relaxed, beginner-friendly pace, pausing often to take in what we’re seeing and hearing.

🐢 Pace: Slow, with frequent stops
📏 Distance: Approximately 1–1.5 miles
🪨 Terrain: Unpaved dirt and gravel trails; can be uneven or muddy after rain
🪑 Rest Areas: Limited seating along the route
♿ Wheelchair Access: Not accessible due to uneven, unpaved terrain
🚻 Restrooms: Not available on-site

• Comfortable walking shoes (recommended)
• Water
• Binoculars (we have a limited number to share)

Photo Credit: National Park Service

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Host or Publisher DC Audubon Society