Virtual Binoculars: Beach Birding with Biologists
Monday, February 15, 2021

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Southwest Florida is a critical stopover site for thousands of migrating and wintering shorebirds. In this virtual program, Adam DiNuovo of Audubon Florida and Collette Lauzau of Rookery Bay Research Reserve will discuss the life history of these birds and the incredible journeys many of them make annually. From the comfort of your computer, we will take you on a virtual tour of the amazing mudflats of Tigertail Beach. You will see what birds are out there in real time through a virtual spotting scope while viewing photos and receiving clues to look for to help you identify these birds in the field. Each month the bird and their appearance will change, so we encourage you to join us for the entire series. No two sessions will ever be the same! Class fee $10. Registration is required. Visit website to register or for additional information.

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