June 21 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Free – $20.00 Sliding Scale
Discover the wonders of wildlife all around you by learning about local bird behavior and beauty in this two-part, cross-farm series.
Designed for all ages and experience levels, this two-part workshop invites you to explore two different landscapes as we learn why birds are attracted to specific features on farmlands. You’ll build confidence in identifying birds and understanding their behaviors—no binoculars required! Along the way, you’ll gain simple tools to make your outdoor spaces more inviting to birds, creating a deeper connection to nature right at home. Whether you’re brand new to birding or simply curious, you’ll leave feeling more aware and empowered to welcome birds into your world.
Why Does the Bird Look Like That?
We’ll discuss mysteries behind things like:
- Why is a duck… well, shaped like a duck?
- Why do birds wear such bold colors or perfect camouflage?
- How do you actually use a field guide without feeling overwhelmed?
You’ll experience:
- Simple ID Tools: Use hands-on materials and printed visuals to identify birds with ease. Explore how different farm landscapes attract birds and how to recreate those features at home.
- Expert Guidance: Learn observation skills from experienced instructors. No binoculars needed!
- Nature & Community Connection for All Ages: Discover how supporting birds helps local biodiversity thrive and brings people of all generations together.
[All photo credit to Oxbow Farm]