The magic of Autumn in the Philips de Jongh park

Autumn has arrived!

The warm colours of the trees turning golden brown, yellow and red. Different mushrooms are sprouting everywhere. Busy jays  and red squirrels stash away acorns for winter.

This Sunday morning we will take a walk through the Philips de Jongh park in Eindhoven, exploring the wildlife and nature around us! November is the perfect month to look for mushrooms, and for sure we will encouter many different species!

I will guide you through this forested park, always on the look-out for the wild animals and plants present there. There is a lot to discover and I will help you uncover the park's  hidden nature!

Practicalities:

- This is a new date for the previous nature walk which had to be postponed (and to which there are atill some places left).

- The meeting point is in the southeastern entrance, in the crossing of Zwaanstraat and Bezuidenhoutseweg (coords: 51.454072, 5.445904).

- This walk will take place with min. 4 persons and max. 12 (subject to on the government regulations at that time).

- You will be guided by Nuno, an experienced and enthusiastic  urban wildlife ecologist, which will share all his nature stories with  you!

- Be aware that this is not a mushroom harvesting walk.

- It's good to bring watertight walking shoes - some paths may be muddy  and wet - and, if you have, binoculars and/or photo camera (not  mandatory).

Looking forward to meet you there!

Let's explore the city's nature!

Nuno (Wild Eindhoven)