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Join us for a Zoom presentation exploring the natural history of two iconic birds of the forest: the Great Horned Owl and the Wild Turkey. We will also delve into the importance of bird banding in Moore’s Woods, a key research technique that helps track bird populations, migration patterns and conservation efforts.

Photo: Wild Turkeys by J. Jensen

NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) offers a free monthly series on zoom featuring writers and researchers. The upcoming lecture schedule and registration is here.

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Tom Damiani will be our guide this month. We hope to spot buffleheads, horned grebes, and red-breasted mergansers.

Location : Ruth Oliva Preserve (Dam Pond)

Photo: Hooded Merganser by J. Jensen

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Join us for a Zoom presentation about Bay to Sound Trail, connecting public parks and preserves between Peconic Bay and the Long Island Sound.

Location: Zoom Presentation

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Check back soon for more information about this months walk!

Location: TBA

Photo: White-throated Sparrow by J. Jensen

The Long Island Natural History Conference is the largest regional forum for the exchange of information about Long Island’s natural history. The annual event brings together Long Island’s leading naturalists to exchange current information, identifies research and management needs, and encourages collaborations and a greater region-wide interest in Long Island’s natural history. Make sure to stop by North Fork Audubon’s table to say hi and learn more about our work!

To learn more and to register click here.

Location: Brookhaven National Laboratory