CLASS: Birding 101
CLASS: Birding 101
BIRDING 101: BUILD YOUR BIRDING KNOWLEDGE FROM THE GROUND UP
Registration will open to SoWBA members on March 2
Any remaining seats will open to the public on April 1.
Class dates: April 11, 18, 25, from 10am-12pm, and May 2 from 8-10am CST.
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If you love all things nature and want to get to know the birds you'll find in and around Madison, this class is for you. This is a four-part class with online and field instruction geared toward adults. Our goals are to teach you the skills important to identifying bird species, and then practice those skills with a new set of birds each week. Week 1’s birds will include the most common species, Week 2 will focus on less common and more challenging birds, and Week 3 will culminate in the tricky family of Warblers. The final week will feature a bird walk at the UW Arboretum. This is a fun, interactive, judgement-free learning experience; join us!
Registration is limited to 25 people.
Want to attend for free? There is one free seat available to someone who is tech-savvy and willing to attend each week to set up the projector and laptop, and play bird songs at the right time. This person can participate in all parts of the class for free in exchange for their help! This person will coordinate with Brenna Marsicek, director of outreach for details.
