Migratory Bird Day @ Brandywine Zoo

Migratory Bird Day @ Brandywine Zoo
Saturday, October 11, 10:00am- 3:00pm

It's migration season for many birds. They are flying south to destinations in Central and South America where food will be abundant as we experience winter here.

We are celebrating this fascinating migration feat and have created a day to learn about how we can assist in making bird migration successful.

At the zoo, you will learn how to help with actions like window strike prevention, creating habitat, and cutting down on both light and plastic pollution while also visiting with experts in the field of bird conservation. Plus, have all your bird feeder questions answered by the owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Hockessin!

“Shared Spaces: Building Bird-friendly Cities and Communities”
Our theme emphasizes the importance of sustainable urban planning to protect habitats and create healthy ecosystems within our cities. Individuals and communities can take practical steps such as reducing light pollution, planting native vegetation, buying bird-friendly products, providing food sources, and treating windows to prevent bird strikes. Such a theme raises awareness about the many challenges migratory birds face due to human activities and expanding urban development, knowledge critical to our coexistence.

Regular admission applies. Members (with card) and Kids under 3 - no charge; Child (3-17 yrs) - $7; Adult (18-61 yrs.) - $9; Senior (62+yrs.) - $8. Tickets at gate and online.

Zootique and snack bar will be open.
Free parking.

https://brandywinezoo.org/ 
Event Page: https://brandywinezoo.org/migratory-bird-day/ 

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Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3236043-0?pid=91 

Category: Kids / Family

Price:
Members (with card) and Kids under 3 - no charge; Child (3-17 yrs) - $7; Adult (18-61 yrs.) - $9; Senior (62+yrs.) - $8. Tickets at gate and online.: USD 7.00