Learn more about birds this month, by joining these free or low-cost sessions offered online from different areas in the U.S.
Please note: On this list, the class times have been converted to CST time for you! We are not affiliated with any of the organizations on this list and do not assist with registration.
Snow Geese: the facts behind the winter spectacle of our Western Arctic population with Martha Jordan
Wednesday, December 8 2021, 9:00PM-10:30PM (CST)
Seattle Audubon Society
Tickets $15 with sliding scale
“Learn about migration routes, where all these snow geese winter, how many are there, and the conflicts between humans and these geese and how these geese impact other waterfowl/waterbird species.”
Seeds of Potential: Art Reimagines How Birds and Buildings Collide
Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 4:00–5:00 PM (CST)
Smithsonian Natural Museum
Free
“When birds and buildings collide, artist Andrew S. Yang reimagines what is lost and what could be. His project Flying Gardens of Maybe features makeshift gardens planted with seeds from the bellies of birds collected from building strikes.”
Habitats of CT Webinar – Grasslands and Shrublands
CT Audubon
Wednesday, December 8 2021, at 5PM (CST)
$15 each non-members
“Connecticut has a wide array of habitats, from large upland forests to coastal salt marshes, despite being the third smallest state! Each of these habitats has a unique set of conditions, and as a result, a unique diversity of bird species. In this three-part webinar series teacher – naturalist Joe Attwater will go through each of these habitats and the birds that can live there.
-Habitats of Connecticut and what defines them
-Adaptations birds need for each habitat
-Birds that can be found in each habitat and tips on how to spot them”
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“Collisions with glass are estimated to kill up to 1 billion birds per year in United States. Design features of glass can make it visible to birds, reducing the risks to birds dramatically. A number of municipalities have enacted measures that recommend or mandate bird-safe design, and there is federal legislation that has been proposed as well. This talk will explore the features that make buildings more visible to birds and examples of successful legislation to address this important issue, including ways the attendees can help.
Presented by National Audubon experts Connie Sanchez, Program Manager for Bird-friendly Buildings, and John Rowden, Senior Director for Bird-Friendly Communities. Note that this webinar is not suitable for children.”
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Thursday, December 16th from 12PM – 1PM (CST)
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Seattle Audubon Society
Thursday, December 16 2021 from 9:00PM-10:30PM (CST)
Tickets $15 with sliding scale
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Weedon Island Preserve
Saturday, December 18 2021 from 9:00AM (CST)
Free
“Learn what birds are typically found in Florida’s coastal habitats, how are they adapted to live here and if that may give them a unique survival advantage. Join us for a talk with wildlife biologist Jeanne Murphy as she guides you through the wonderful birds found in these salty Florida aquatic ecosystems.”
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