USFWS Bird Migration Map
It’s migration season for birds in our area. Check out the National Fish and Wildlife Service post below, which is based on Birdcast, a service of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, New York State’s world-renowned center for the study of birds, forecasts tonight to be a night of High migration, with more than 13,000 birds per kilometer passing overhead. Be sure to dim your outdoor lights.
And don’t forget, this Saturday is our Annual Fall Festival, at which we celebrate the changing of the season, including all the ways that animals and plants prepare for winter — including migration. For more info, click here.
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Helping to raise quail for release
Join our conservation effort to help restore the Northern bobwhite quail to Long Island. We need dedicated volunteers who will help care for our baby and juvenile quail as they grow and prepare for a natural life. You’ll provide food & water, clean dishes, and...
REpurposed & REimagined Art Show and Auction
Saturday, May 18, 2024 We are thrilled that the South Bay Art Association is holding Repurposed & Reimagined Found Objects, an art exhibition, and auction to benefit CEED at the Washington Lodge on May 18. SBAA asked artists to create and donate works of art using...
Birding in Fields – Beyond Basic Birding
Saturday, May 18, 2024, from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM This 3-hour workshop led by educator and birding enthusiast Katie Kleinpeter will advance our ability to find and identify birds. This is the second of a series of 3 and will start at CEED and then take place at local...
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