All are welcome to join the guided field trip at University of North Florida's Robert W. Loftin nature trails on Saturday. These trails around Lake Onieda at UNF are named after Dr. Loftin (1938-1993), esteemed local professor, ornithologist, and conservationist, and provide easy walking access to a variety of habitats including pine flatwoods, cypress swamp, and sandhill. We will be visiting at a perfect time of year to observe migrant warblers, tanagers, and grosbeaks, in addition to the more common resident species like Brown-headed Nuthatch, Eastern Bluebird, Pied-billed Grebe, and Anhinga. There is a resident Barred Owl that we hope to see as well. This is an easy trail and great for beginners.