From West Cook Wild Ones:

Please join West Cook Wild Ones for "The Nighttime Marathon of Birds" with Edward Warden, urban naturalist and President of Chicago Ornithological Society.

Daytime is easily when we notice birds the most. From the dawn chorus to spectacular colors that shine in the sunlight, it's easy to associate birds with the daylight hours. But during migration season, nighttime is one of the most critical periods of the day when it comes to survival. Join us for a program where we explore the phenomenon of nighttime migration, what we know about it, why it matters, and how we can help conserve birds even while we sleep.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-nighttime-marathon-of-birds-tickets-716108639217?aff=oddtdtcreator

Speaker Bio

Edward is a lifelong Chicago resident and urban naturalist. He works across the Chicago region to foster community around and appreciation for the urban environment through the use of stewardship, social media, and interpretive techniques. He is currently the Stewardship Program Manager at the Chicago Park District and serves as President of the Chicago Ornithological Society.

Chicago Ornithological Society is an all volunteer run organization at the forefront of all things birds in the second city since 1912. From expert guided trips to cutting edge science to avenues for action, we bring together bird enthusiasts of all ages, experience levels, and backgrounds to share our love of birds and further their conservation. You can follow COS on Facebook or Instagram