Curious about the birds around you? Wanna know what they are? This hands-on workshop for 12-14 year old is a fun way to find out. 

Learn to identify birds by sight and sound, explore bird topography and practice using a field guide and binoculars. We'll also introduce digital tools that make birdwatching even more exciting! And, if time permits, we'll go outside to put those skills into practice. 

Come ready to look closer, ask questions and discover something new.

No experience needed!

IMPORTANT: Parents and guardians are welcome to remain in the library while your child participates. If you plan to leave, please return promptly at 5:45pm for pickup. The workshop guide and Alabama Audubon Association are not responsible for children left unattended.

Address for Event : Bertha Pleasant Williams Library, 1276 Rosa L. Parks Ave., Montgomery, AL 36108, United States

Target Bird Species: Northern Cardinals, American Robins, House Sparrows, House Finch, Red-Tailed Hawks

Field Trip Leader: Tonya Scott-Williams //  Puffin1125@gmail.com * Please only contact field trip leader day of the event.

This event is free but registration is required. If you need to change of cancel registration please email: info@alaudubon.org

Accessibility: The library is ADA accessible. There are restrooms and seats in the library. The event will cover less than .02 miles.