Louisiana Master Naturalists of Greater New Orleans

Zoom Beginning Birding Seminars - Part 2
Are you interested in animals, nature, and the outdoors? Are you looking for an activity that will teach you a skill offering lifelong enjoyment and relaxation, mild exercise, and opportunities to meet people? If so, birding may be the perfect hobby for you. Birding can be enjoyed just about anywhere including your backyard, a local park, or an exotic vacation. The following OAS seminars will help you get started.

Beginning Birding – Part II – Confusing Fall Warblers
Instructor: Wendy Rihner
Tuesday, Sept. 22, 7:00 PM, Central Time

Ask even the best of birders, and they will admit that warblers in the fall can be a real test of their identification skills. While many birders prefer spring migration because many warblers are decked out in their colorful breeding plumage, identifying those once-brightly colored warblers in the fall presents a real challenge for beginning birders.

Wendy Rihner, Education Chair of the Orleans Audubon Society, will host a webinar for new birders on how to identify those confusing fall warblers. The webinar will cover field identification techniques, plumage differences between spring and fall, and even some behavioral differences in these wonderful and beautiful species. For good measure, Rihner will throw in some information on fall native plants to attract birds in your gardens!

Free! No registration is required.

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https://tulane.zoom.us/j/92175238797
Meeting ID: 921 7523 8797