Bird FeederWatch Friday: A Great Opportunity for Bird Enthusiasts in Greenwich

Introduction to Bird FeederWatch Friday

Bird enthusiasts in Greenwich are invited to spend a leisurely afternoon watching and counting birds at the Audubon Learning Center. This event aims to connect participants with local wildlife while providing educational insights on bird species and feeding habits.

Join Us for Bird Watching

This recurring event, hosted by Audubon Naturalist Ryan MacLean, takes place on Friday afternoons and offers a unique opportunity to observe various bird species visiting the Learning Center’s feeder station. Participants will gain valuable tips on identifying different birds and how to properly feed them.

Participate in Project FeederWatch

Attendees will learn how to take part in Cornell’s Project FeederWatch, a community science initiative aimed at tracking winter bird populations. Families are encouraged to count birds in their backyards and submit their findings to the project’s website.

Event Details

• Registration is FREE, but tickets must be reserved in advance.
• Pre-registration is required, and attendees should register for all members in their party.
• On arrival, participants should check in at the front desk before heading to the bird feeder window.
• For inquiries, contact Ryan MacLean at Ryan.MacLean@audubon.org.

This event is ADA accessible, welcoming bird lovers of all ages, including children after school and seniors. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to engage with nature and learn more about our feathered friends!

Conclusion

Mark your calendars and join us for Bird FeederWatch Friday at Greenwich Audubon. It’s not just about watching birds; it’s about building a community of nature enthusiasts!