Fall is a fun time for birding, as the changing seasons prompts birds to make their winter plans. Join us to learn about avian autumnal habits, and see which birds you can identify by sight and sound. We’ll explore our trails attuned to the early-morning activities of our feathered friends, with expert birder Doug Bloom as our guide. Binoculars are helpful but not required.

Doug is a former president of the Bronx River Sound Shore Audubon Society and its current vice president. He is a lifelong birder, the current birding field trip leader at the Audubon Society, and all-around nature and birding enthusiast.

This program is FREE.

Advance registration is required. Space is limited

Date: Sunday, October 4

Times: 8:30 am-9:30 am

Ages: All ages

Format: This program will be conducted entirely outdoors. Children must be accompanied by an actively participating adult. Bathrooms will not be available. Trails are not conducive to strollers.

Fee: FREE

Please register. Advance registration required. Space is limited.

Cancellation Policy: This program proceeds in inclement weather unless hazardous conditions occur. Should your plans change after registering, please notify us so we may offer your spot(s) to anyone on the wait list.

A note about enrollment: Some Sheldrake programs sell out, while others might under-enroll. We encourage you to invite a friend(s) to help us meet our minimum.