Looking to learn how to bring more native Maine birds into your backyard? Find out during the talk “Creating a Bird-Friendly Habitat in Your Backyard with Maine Audubon” on Tuesday, April 22nd at 5:30 p.m. at the Southwest Harbor Public Library. David Lamon, Director of Northern Operations for Maine Audubon will be teaching us the best ways to establish bird-friendly habitats in our backyards and build ecosystems to attract Maine’s native birds.
Online viewing available. Register for online or in-person attendance below. 

Your backyard provides a window into the natural world and there are a number of steps you can take to make it wildlife & bird friendly. Join us to learn best practices for attracting and supporting birds in your home landscape during all seasons. We’ll answer questions like: Does feeding birds change their migration habits? Will they starve if you stop feeding them? Why are native plants so important for birds’ survival? Maine Audubon works everyday with both children and adults to promote environmental literacy so that Mainers can become more informed and effective stewards of Maine’s wildlife and habitat.

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