Wednesday, July 9, 2025
5:30 - 7pm
Washington Park
Registration required

Event Description
(For adults & teens) Universally, birds have developed a multitude of adaptations that make them well equipped for flight. However, different birds fly in unique ways. The unique patterns of bird flight, in combination with other clues can help us to identify them. Learn how in this workshop!
        
Participants will learn about the adaptations that allow birds to fly, the mechanics of flight, and how to identify birds in flight based on their body, wing, and tail shape as well as flight patterns. This workshop will be classroom-based without a field component. Some prior birding knowledge is helpful but birders of all experience are welcome!

Contact atokuyama@urbanecologycenter.org for further details.

For help with the registration process, please contact Program Systems Manager, Augie Rodenbeck, at arodenbeck@urbanecologycenter.org or (414) 626-8518.

Registration is required for this event.

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Personal financial situations vary widely so we provide multiple pricing options to make our programs accessible. The highest listed price fully covers the cost of the program. Lower prices reflect the generosity of our supporters who help us ensure programs are available to everyone. Please choose the option that best fits you, your family, and your guests.

Confirmation/Cancellation Policy:
If you sign up for a program and your plans change, we kindly request that you let us know at least 10 business days in advance so we have the opportunity to offer a program to others. We will provide refunds as follows: 10 business days or more: full refund, 5-9 business days: 50% refund, 0-4 business days: no refund.