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SUMMARY:Myths and Misconceptions of Black Bears - 3/22/2022
DESCRIPTION:Zoom Program – March 22 – 7 pm \nSpeaker:  Spencer Peter \nWatch for e-mail with Zoom link \nMyths and Misconceptions of Black Bears \nThe North American Bear Center (NABC) in Ely\, Wisconsin\, is dedicated to advancing the long-term survival of bears worldwide by replacing misconceptions with scientific facts about bears\, their role in ecosystems\, and their relations with humans. During this presentation you will learn about many of the common myths about black bears\, their natural behaviors\, and the role humans play in their future. Spencer Peter is the biologist and internship program director at the NABC\, where he has worked for 4 years. \nPlease contact Frances D’Amico with any questions:    frandamico525@yahoo.com 203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/myths-and-misconceptions-of-black-bears/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Fran D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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SUMMARY:Springtime in Western Canada - 4/19/2022
DESCRIPTION:This will be an in-person event. Location: McAuley Residence Auditorium \nSpeaker: Chris Fisher \nSpringtime in Western Canada \nJoin Chris & Diane Fisher in the first part of their 4-month trip to Alaska and back. In this multi-media presentation\, Chris will take us across the Canadian Prairies and explore the Canadian Rockies up to the start of the Alaskan Highway. Chris\, a Hartford Audubon member\, has previously given us programs on Africa\, Galapagos Islands\, birding the Yucatan Peninsula and birding in Costa Rica. \nShown below is a map that may assist you in finding the location and entrance to the auditorium. It may be helpful to select it and print it out if you are not familiar with the area: \n \nPlease contact Frances D’Amico with questions:  frandamico525@yahoo.com or 203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/springtime-in-western-canada/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris / Diane Fisher":MAILTO:chrisf001@aol.com
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SUMMARY:Birding the Andes - 10/18/2022
DESCRIPTION:Join past President Sam Fried for his 41st program for HAS. He’ll be taking us on a roller coaster of a trip birding the Colombian Andes. Traveling from mountain valleys to mountaintops at 14\,000 feet\, from cloud forest to tropical lowlands\, we had the pleasure of encountering 40 species of hummingbirds and my target bird for the trip – Andean Cock of the Rock! Going up and down 25\,000 feet in one day can be dizzying\, but the birds were more than worth it.   Please contact Frances below if you have any questions. \nFrances D’Amico      frandamico525@yahoo.com      203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/birding-the-andes/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Frances D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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SUMMARY:The Fascinating World of Owls - 11/15/2022
DESCRIPTION:Zoom Program at 7:00 PM / ZOOM MEETING – Link will be mailed to AllHAS \n Speaker:  Denver Holt \nDenver Holt is the founder and president of the Owl Research Institute and a leading expert on owls.  He has been featured in articles from National Geographic to the New York Times as well as many TV programs.  ORI believes in long-term research on owls\, their prey species\, and their relationship to the habitat in which they live. These data help maintain viable populations. Denver will be with us via Zoom to talk about what research is currently being done and why ORI conducts long-term studies. \nFrances D’Amico      frandamico525@yahoo.com      203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/the-fascinating-world-of-owls/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Fran D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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SUMMARY:Effects of Climate Change on Migratory Patterns of Birds - 3/21/2023
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, 3/21/2023 \nSpeaker:  Matthew Kamm \nMatthew Kamm has been birding since the age of eight and has followed his passion for nature (especially birds) throughout his schooling and professional work. After five years working for Mass Audubon’s Bird Conservation Department\, he went back to school at Tufts University to get his Ph.D studying how the life histories of birds contribute to their vulnerability to decline and extinction. His analysis of long-term data from Manomet Bird Observatory demonstrates the complex responses of migratory birds to a changing climate – a few are prospering\, some are adapting\, but many are suffering greatly. Now\, as Conservation Outreach Coordinator for Zoo New England\, Matt loves nothing more than sharing the wonders of the natural world with the interested public.  Please call Frances with any questions. \nFrances D’Amico      frandamico525@yahoo.com      203-237-2734 \n 
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/effects-of-climate-change-on-migratory-patterns-of-birds/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Frances D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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SUMMARY:Saving Jemima - 4/18/2023 (Via Zoom Meeting)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, April 18\, 2023 via Zoom \nPlease Note: You will receive an email to be sent by April 16 which will have the Zoom meeting link if you wish to attend. \nSpeaker: Julie Zickefoose \nNaturalist/artist/writer Julie Zickefoose thinks of herself as an unsung\, minor\, rather dirty superhero. Her superpower: saving small\, economically worthless wildlife that would otherwise die. An orphaned jay named Jemima was one such foundling. Spending nearly a year healing\, studying and raising the young blue jay for release into the wild opened the door to their world for Julie. More than a wildlife rehab story\, it’s the story of life\, love and dealing with great loss; of finding grace and redemption in bonding with a wild bird. \nBiography:\nJulie Zickefoose lives and works on an 80-acre wildlife sanctuary in Whipple\, Ohio. Her illustrated work\, The Bluebird Effect\, was an Oprah’s Book Club pick in 2012.  Julie recently became Advising Editor to the updated Bird Watcher’s Digest Magazine. Her newest book is Saving Jemima: Life and Love With a Hard-Luck Jay\, the intimate story of how an orphaned bird can save a soul. (See Julie and Jemima below) \n \nPlease call or preferably email Frances with any questions. \nWhen emailing please use Wildlife Series in the subject line. \nFrances D’Amico      frandamico525@yahoo.com      203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/hummingbirds-rule/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Frances D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - 10/17/2023 - Conservation of Saltmarsh Birds in the Face of Sea-Level Rise
DESCRIPTION:Program begins at 7:30 pm \nSpeaker: Chris Elphick\, Ph.D. \nChris will present information on the status of tidal marsh nesting birds in the northeast. Focusing on work conducted by the Saltmarsh Habitat and Avian Research Program\, it will summarize what we know about population trends\, the factors affecting species persistence\, and conservation work that is being done to protect these birds.  Chris is a professor of conservation biology in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at UCONN. His research centers around describing\, understanding\, and mitigating biodiversity loss. He has been studying coastal marsh birds and their habitats since 2002. \nPlease reach out to Frances D’Amico with any questions at frandamico525@yahoo.com or 203-237-2734. \n 
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-10-17-2023-conservation-of-saltmarsh-birds-in-the-face-of-sea-level-rise/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231205T193000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - 12/5/2023 - How Colorful are Hummingbirds to Themselves?
DESCRIPTION:Program begins at 7:30 pm \nSpeaker:  Richard Prum\, PhD \nTonight Dr. Prum will present the curious story of Hummingbird plumage and color vision. Yale ornithologist Richard Prum has spent years working with students to understand the full range of colors in birds’ plumage. They use a model based on the range of colors birds can see\, which includes ultraviolet colors that humans can’t see such as ultraviolet yellow and ultraviolet green. Dr. Prum is the William Robertson Coe Professor of Ornithology\, Ecology\, and Evolutionary Biology at Yale University where he works on research projects with students. \nPlease reach out to Frances D’Amico with any questions at frandamico525@yahoo.com or 203-237-2734. \n 
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-12-5-2023-how-colorful-are-hummingbirds-to-themselves/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240319T190000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - 3/19/2024 - Vulture: The Private Life of an Unloved Bird
DESCRIPTION:Zoom Meeting Program at 7 pm –   link will be mailed to AllHAS email address. \nSpeaker: Katie Fallon \nVultures are often underappreciated\, and unloved\, despite the vital roles they play in healthy ecosystems. Based on her recent book\, this fun presentation will explore the life and times of the noble Turkey Vulture\, including its feeding\, nesting\, and roosting habits\, and common misconceptions. She’ll also discuss being up-close to Turkey and Black Vultures through her work at the Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia.  Katie is an educator\, writer\, and Certified Professional Bird Trainer. She writes the column Wingbeats for Bird Watcher’s Digest and is the author of the nonfiction books Vulture (2020\, 2017) and Cerulean Blues (2011)\, and two books for children. Her first word as a child was “bird.” \nPlease reach out to Frances D’Amico with any questions at frandamico525@yahoo.com or 203-237-2734. \n 
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-4-16-2024-vulture-the-private-life-of-an-unloved-bird/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240416T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240416T213000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - 4/16/2024 - Life History of the Peregrine Falcon
DESCRIPTION:Program begins at 7:30 pm \nSpeaker: Steve Broker \n“By the mid-1960s\, peregrines had become extirpated east of the Rocky Mountains. In tonight’s program\, Steve will cover the return of the Peregrine\, specifically in Connecticut where there are at least 14 known territorial pairs.  We will learn about the life history strategies of peregrines\, including gender roles\, nest site selection and preparation\, mating\, egg-laying\, care of nestlings and fledglings\, dispersal of young\, site fidelity\, and longevity.  Steve’s illustrated presentation draws on his 25 years of observing and studying peregrines at West Rock Ridge in Woodbridge\, CT\, and East Rock Park in New Haven. Steve is a member of Hartford Audubon.” \nPlease reach out to Frances D’Amico with any questions at frandamico525@yahoo.com or 203-237-2734. \n 
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-3-19-2024-life-history-of-the-peregrine-falcon/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241015T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241015T213000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series #1 - October 15\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:Oct 15    Wildlife Series           Tue 7:30 pm \nThe McAuley Residence Audutorium \n275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford \nSpeaker – Gina Nichol \nFLOCKOLOGY!: Unraveling the Mysteries of Bird Flocks \nAs birders and wildlife enthusiasts\, we can’t help but marvel at large gatherings of birds. Flocks can range in size from just a few birds to tens of thousands\, even millions. Whether they be in the air or on the ground\, they can offer a magnificent spectacle. This presentation asks the question\, why do birds form flocks? And it explores the phenomenon of bird gatherings with vivid photographs\, anecdotes and video clips. The advantages and disadvantages of flocking are discussed and collective names used to identify groups of birds are presented.  Naturalist and tour leader Gina Nichol\, the founder of Sunrise Birding\, has previously shared her outstanding photography in many previous Wildlife Series programs. \nFrances D’Amico      frandamico525@yahoo.com      203-237-2734
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-1-october-15-2024/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Frances D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241119T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20241119T210000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - November 19\, 2024 - Fighting Crime with Feathers
DESCRIPTION:Nov 19 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pmThe McAuley Residence Auditorium275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford \nSpeaker: Pepper Trail\, PhDFighting Crime with Feathers:The Casebook of a Forensic Ornithologist \nPepper Trail grew up roaming the woods and fields of New York’sFinger Lakes region. His early interest in natural history led himto a biology major at Cornell University\, where he later earned hisPh.D. From 1998 until his retirement in 2021\, he was the seniorornithologist at the National Fish and Wildlife ForensicLaboratory\, where he analyzed bird remains in wildlife crimecases\, and created the Feather Atlas of North American Birds\, thepremier feather identification website. Dr.Trail is a sought–afterspeaker\, and in retirement he travels leading natural history toursaround the world. \nContact Frances D’Amico    frandamico525@yahoo.com    203–715–6313
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-november-19-2024-fighting-crime-with-feathers/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Frances D%E2%80%99Amico":MAILTO:frandamico525@yahoo.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250318T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250318T210000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - March 18\, 2025: A Birder’s Journal of Brazil’s Lower Amazon\, Pantanal\, and Cerrado
DESCRIPTION:Mar 18 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pmThe McAuley Residence Auditorium275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford \nA Birder’s Journal of Brazil’s Lower Amazon\, Pantanal\, and Cerrado. \nDave Tripp will take you through a photographic journey filled with birds and wildlife from these incredible biomes. \nDave has been birding seriously since the age of 12. He serves on the ARCC and has done so for the last 24 years. He leads annual regional trips to Cape May\, NJ and Northeastern Massachusetts for the Litchfield Hills Audubon where he serves as the Treasurer.  Dave has traveled to many countries birding including South Africa and England but prefers the tropical Americas. Brazil has become his newest infatuation. \nContact Frances D’Amico frandamico525@yahoo.com 203–715–631
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-march-18-2025-speaker-tbd/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250429T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250429T210000
DTSTAMP:20260430T110555
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LAST-MODIFIED:20250311T191035Z
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - April 29\, 2025: An Introduction into Neotropical Birding like no other...Trinidad and Tobago!
DESCRIPTION:Apr 29 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pm \n\nGuest Speaker Sir Gerard Ramsawak\n\nMcAuley Residence Auditorium at 275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford.\n\n\nThe Neotropics boasts of about 3\,751 bird species which makes it the most biodiverse region in the world. This represents 90 families\, 28 of which are endemic to this region. It spans over the Americas and the Caribbean with its richest diversity found in Central and South America.\nThere is one Caribbean Island that have been a well-kept secret which rivals its mainland counterpart’s diversity\, and it is Trinidad & Tobago. Trinidad being just about 50 x 39 miles and Tobago 25 x 5 miles (totaling 1\,981 square miles)\, combined they boast of about 489 bird species representing 74 different families.\nSir Gerard Ramsawak will be talking about this rich diversity of neotropical birds\, its accessibility and the rich flora and fauna of this twin island state to support it. He will highlight some of the sought after species and what makes them so unique. He will also talk about the logistics of Trinidad and Tobago as birdwatching destinations\, featuring some of the best birding spots.\n\n\nIf you have any questions\, contact Frances D’Amico frandamico525@yahoo.com 203–715–631
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-april-15-2025-speaker-tbd/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251021T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251021T210000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series: Special Event at Trinity College - October 21\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Oct 21 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:00 pmRegistration is required for this event due to limited space.A registration email will be sent mid–September.Location Details will be included in the registration e–mail. \nSpecial Event at Trinity College\, Watkinson LibraryExploring the Watkinson Library’s World ofOrnithology: Birds\, Books\, and Art.Book and art viewing (with refreshments) will begin at 6:00 p.m.Tour the impressive book collection of Trinity College’s WatkinsonLibrary and see the Audubon collection and other popular andvaluable ornithology books up close! Learn how to determine ifyou potentially possess a valuable piece of Audubon’s art!Presentations will begin at 7:00 p.m. This special event willinclude 5 speakers: Dr. Christina Bleyer will introduce us to theWatkinson Library and its special collections; Artists Don Carterand Dora Dylanne Reyes of Birds & Desserts will discuss theimpact of Audubon on their fun and inspired art; Sir GerardRamsawak and Dr. Eric Johnson–DeBaufre will discuss Audubon’sBirds of America and the engravings by Havell. \nAlison Wilcox Speakers@HartfordAudubon.org 860–707–
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-special-event-at-trinity-college-october-21-2025/
LOCATION:CT
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251118T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251118T210000
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series: Bobcats in CT - November 18\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:Nov 18 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pmSocial Time at 7:00pm \nThe McAuley Residence auditorium\n275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford\nSpeaker: Jason Hawley: DEEP Wildlife BiologistTale of the Cat: Bobcats in Connecticut \nDEEP Wildlife biologist\, Jason Hawley will educate us aboutbobcat natural history in Connecticut\, bobcat biology\, the resultsof the recent research\, and the future of bobcat conservation.Alison Wilcox Speakers@HartfordAudubon.org 860–707–5907 T
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-bobcats-in-ct-november-18-2025/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series - Celebrating 50 Years of Project Puffin - March 17\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Mar 17 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pm\n\n\nThe McAuley Residence auditorium\n275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford\n\nSpeaker: “Seabird Sue” Schubel: Seabird Biologist\, EducatorCelebrating 50 Years of Project Puffin —from Maine to the World!In the late 1800s\, puffins were almost eliminated from the Mainecoast. In 1973 an experiment to bring them back to their formernesting island of Eastern Egg Rock was begun. Learn about thissuccess story and how years of effort resulted in a thriving colonyoff of Maine.\nAlison Wilcox Speakers@HartfordAudubon.org 860–707–5907 T
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-celebrating-50-years-of-project-puffin-march-17-2026/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T210000
DTSTAMP:20260430T110555
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SUMMARY:Wildlife Series: The Wonders of Bird Migration - April 21\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Apr 21 🦋 Wildlife Series 🦆 Tue 7:30 pm \nThe McAuley Residence auditorium\n275 Steele Rd\, West Hartford\nSpeaker: Fran Zygmont: Conservationist and former LitchfieldHills Audubon President \nThe Wonders of Bird MigrationA longtime avid birder with a keen interest in bird migration\, FranZygmont will tell of travels of migratory birds to and from theirwintering grounds. Why do birds undertake these long journeysand what challenges do they face? What tools do we have to studytheir movements? Fran will answer these questions and explainhow weather plays a part in migration. He will also reveal someamazing facts you’ll hardly believe!\nAlison Wilcox Speakers@HartfordAudubon.org 860–707–5907 T
URL:https://www.hartfordaudubon.org/trip-event/wildlife-series-the-wonders-of-bird-migration-april-21-2026/
LOCATION:McAuley Residence Auditorium\, 275 Steele Rd.\, West Hartford\, CT\, 06117\, United States
CATEGORIES:Wildlife Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Hartford Audubon Society":MAILTO:info@hartfordaudubon.org
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