Bird Language program at the Outdoor Adventure Expo, Sat, April 25

Sat, April 25, 10:30a.m., U of M – Hanson Hall, Room 107 Bird language is a window into the dynamic interconnections of nature. Birds are the alarm system of the forest, broadcasting the whereabouts of hawks, owls, foxes and more through their calls and postures. Learning bird language allows us to see more wildlife feel more connected to the natural world. This presentation will give you the fundamental tools for interpreting bird language to enhance your own birding and nature experiences, plus information about local bird language programs and gatherings. Come learn about the five voices of the birds, the shapes of alarm, engaging the senses in nature, and more.Add this event to: