Smethurst said this is another “gotta catch them all,” project.
“We were done the park, but we were still looking for a reason to leave the house. I don’t do well unless there’s a goal in mind, so we decided to do a bird project this year,” he said in an interview with Daily Hive.
Schlechtleitner is a biologist and has been enjoying partaking in this project as well.
“It’s one of my personal specializations so it’s been actually kind of cool. If you want to meet a good nerd, meet a bird nerd .. there’s so much to continually learn and explore,” she said.
Queen Elizabeth Park is a favourite for flower enthusiasts and view-seekers. The park has a beautiful floral display that changes every season. It is also the highest point in Vancouver, with views of the park, city, and mountains on the North Shore. You can find yourself enjoying nature, or taking on activities in the park, such as bird-watching at the Bloedel Conservatory or fine dining at Seasons in the Park restaurant.
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