Join Lazy Birders, Neha and Vinish, at the Morro Bay Bird Festival for birding and bird photography. We welcome beginners curious to explore the world of birds and those with some experience who enjoy sharing their birding stories in a relaxed setting.

Join us for a morning Bird Photo Walk at the beautiful Cloisters Park, Morro Bay. During our relaxed two-hour photo walk, you will have plenty of chances to snap stunning photos of birds in different habitats, portrait shots of Long-billed Curlews, Snowy Plovers in flight, and experiment with compositions in the soft morning light. We'll stay on pavement or boardwalk most of the way, ending with a short stretch of sandy path through the dunes.

Lazy Birders are excited to lead a sunrise Bird Photo Walk as a part of the annual Worldwide Photo Walk to support Springs of Hope Kenya, a home and education center for orphaned children.

Our relaxed two-hour walk in this urban wetland hotspot will be packed with chances to snap stunning photos of early wintering birds that have already migrated here to enjoy San Francisco's unique climate, as well as the local residents, from sparrows to herons.

We prefer to keep the photo walk to a small, fun group of 8 members, so sign up today!

The Lazy Birders are waking up early for a special treat — you! Join us for a sunrise Bird Photo Walk at our beautiful birding patch, Heron’s Head Park. Our relaxed two-hour walk in this urban wetland hotspot will be packed with chances to snap stunning photos of shorebirds and other local residents.

We aim to build a fun, supportive community where we can share and learn birding and photography techniques together. After the walk, we’ll have an optional online session to share photos from the walk or simply enjoy beautiful bird photos.

We prefer to keep the photo walk to a small, fun group of 8 members, so sign up today!

Each February, for four days, the world comes together to admire birds during the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC). Lazy Birders will count birds at their favorite park, the Heron’s Head Park. We will look for shorebirds in the wetlands and basin, songbirds in meadows and shrubs, and learn from one another as we soak in the beauty of birds and the park.

Our collective contributions to GBBC help scientists better understand global bird populations. We hope you’ll join us this year!