Bird Watching activities in North America
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Starr Saphir Birding
Ornithologist Starr Saphir leads regular birding walks through Central Park during migration seasons – roughly April to June and September and October. Tours depart at 7:30am Monday and Wednesday from the corner of 81st St and Central Park West, or from 103rd St and Central Park West at 9am Tuesday and 7:30am Saturday.
You can show up without a reservation or call ahead to confirm your attendance by leaving Starr a message.
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New York City Audubon Society
Throughout the year, the New York City Audubon Society stages bird-watching field trips (from free to $65; including heron-spotting rides in the Long Island Sound and eagle-watching in the Hudson Valley), free lectures and beginning birding classes ($85; including two field trips). The group also stages a City Birding Challenge in May.
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Les Amis de la Montagne
Parc du Mont-Royal has some fantastic bird-watching opportunities, particularly in the spring. Guided walks with a member of the park’s conservation staff are held on Saturdays from January to mid-March. Contact Les Amis de la Montagne, located at Maison Smith, for more information.
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New York City Audubon Society
Throughout the year, the New York City Audubon Society stages bird-watching field trips (from free to $65; including heron-spotting rides in the Long Island Sound and eagle-watching in the Hudson Valley), free lectures and beginning birding classes ($85; including two field trips). The group also stages a City Birding Challenge in May.
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Starr Saphir - 81st St
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