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Help us celebrate World Migratory Bird Day! Dive into the miraculous world of spring bird migration in the Northeast with Lights Out Connecticut and the Menunkatuck Audubon Society.
In this special free webinar, we will unravel the secrets of the avian journeys that paint our backyards with vibrant hues and offer beautiful melodies every spring. We will explore the awe-inspiring phenomenon of bird migration and uncover the mysteries behind their epic voyages. From colorful warblers to hummingbirds and thrushes, discover the incredible diversity of species that grace our skies during this magical season.
You will gain insights into the behaviors, routes, and challenges faced by migrating birds as they embark on their remarkable journeys. Learn how to identify common species and understand the crucial role of safe stopover sites in their migration routes. AND find out why so many songbirds migrate at night!
Whether you're a seasoned birder or a nature enthusiast, this webinar offers something for everyone. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of spring bird migration and connect with fellow bird lovers.
Register now to secure your spot and embark on a virtual adventure through the skies: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckd-ugrTMoGNDITUnEc9zFAdXjxVNIIT7O#/registration
Free & open to the public.
Register for the Zoom link here.
The presenter is Meredith Barges, Co-Chair of Lights Out Connecticut, bird-friendly building advocate, and former policy researcher at the Yale Bird-Friendly Building Initiative. Through her work, Meredith helps people to understand and appreciate the complex lives of birds, how birds interact with the built environment, and how our decisions about buildings, lighting, and landscaping affect bird populations. She helped to lead the successful campaign to pass Connecticut's new lights out law, Public Act 23-143, in 2023. She also co-authored Building Safer Cities for Birds: How Cities Are Leading the Way on Bird-Friendly Building Policy (American Bird Conservancy & Yale Law School, 2023).