Sustaining Migrating & Overwintering Birds in Your Landscape

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Date: Sun October 29, 2023
Time: 4:00 pm
Place: Hadlyme Public Hall, 63 Ferry Rd, Lyme CT
Contact Email: fowchadlyme@gmail.com
!!! seems it only displays well the 2nd time? ugh.
Join us for a presentation by CT Audubon’s Joe Attwater who will talk about what role your garden or yard can play to help migrating birds that pass through the region and what birds you might see at this time of year. He will also explain how vegetation in your yard can provide an important food source for overwintering and indigenous birds.
Many migrating birds follow the Connecticut River valley as it winds its way from Canada to Long Island Sound, making Connecticut a crucial stopover state and a great spot to go birding during migration. The lower Connecticut River Estuary provides an important feeding and resting spot before heading out over the open waters of the sound and Atlantic Ocean.
Please register: fowchadlyme@gmail.com
The Hadlyme Public Hall is at 63 Ferry Rd. (Rte 148) at the corner of Ferry Rd. and Day Hill Rd.

Sponsored by Friends of Whalebone Cove, Hadlyme Public Hall, Lyme Land Trust & Hadlyme Hall Garden Club


Join us for a presentation by CT Audubon’s Joe Attwater who will talk about what role your garden or yard can play to help migrating birds that pass through the region and what birds you might see at this time of year. He will also explain how vegetation in your yard can provide an important food source for overwintering and indigenous birds.
Many migrating birds follow the Connecticut River valley as it winds its way from Canada to Long Island Sound, making Connecticut a crucial stopover state and a great spot to go birding during migration. The lower Connecticut River Estuary provides an important feeding and resting spot before heading out over the open waters of the sound and Atlantic Ocean.
Please register: fowchadlyme@gmail.com
The Hadlyme Public Hall is at 63 Ferry Rd. (Rte 148) at the corner of Ferry Rd. and Day Hill Rd.

Sponsored by Friends of Whalebone Cove, Hadlyme Public Hall, Lyme Land Trust & Hadlyme Hall Garden Club