Bird Watching at Clam Pass

Bird Watching at Clam Pass Park offers a peaceful and educational nature experience along one of Naples’ most scenic coastal habitats. Every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., visitors can join a Conservancy volunteer naturalist on the beach near the pass to observe local and migratory birds in their natural environment. Using a spotting scope, the guide helps guests identify species and explains their behaviors and habitat along the shoreline.

This relaxed, drop-in activity is ideal for nature lovers of all ages and provides a unique opportunity to learn about the diverse birdlife that frequents Clam Pass. Guests are encouraged to look for the guide wearing an orange vest near the pass, who is available to answer questions and share insights about the area’s ecosystem.

Good to Know

• Use of a spotting scope for closer wildlife observation

• Opportunity to see resting shorebirds and possibly nesting osprey

• Informal, educational experience suitable for all ages

• Meet your guide near the pass (look for an orange vest)

• No formal registration required for participation

• Best suited for early morning coastal wildlife viewing