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Please note registration on Chesapeake Audubon
field trips with the leader is mandatory - no walk ups. You must bring a mask and there is no sharing of optics. We will practice social distancing. Thank you.
Wednesday, February 3 (new date), 7pm, Webinar - The Art of Audubon: Exploring John James Artwork with Pickering Creek Audubon Center, $5.00 per person
Nature & art go hand in hand. The beauty and majesty of our surroundings have been inspiring artists for centuries to paint, sketch, draw, photograph and more. Join Pickering Creek Naturalists as we discuss the artwork of John James Audubon and the complicated legacy he left behind. REGISTER HERE
Thursday, February 11, 7PM, Comics with a Naturalist’s Knowledge with Rosemary Mosco, $7Pickering Creek Audubon Center is pleased to announce that Rosemary Mosco, the creator of Bird and Moon Comics and the New York Times best-selling book, "The Atlas Obscura Explorer's Guide for the World's Most Adventurous Kid," will join us virtually for an engaging talk on sharing science and humor through her art. Delight in Rosemary’s whimsical depictions of birds, reptiles, mammals, and more while picking up marvelous tidbits to share at your next (virtual) dinner party! This program will enchant, fascinate and inspire – you don’t want to miss it! REGISTER HERE
Tuesday, February 16, 7PM, Primetime Birding in Maryland with Jonathan Irons, Free
Talbot County Bird Club is partnering with Pickering Creek Audubon Center to offer Primetime Birding in Maryland with Jonathan Irons. Mr. Irons will cover birding hotspots over 12 months of the year, with insights and tips for finding target species. Chasing rarities? This talk is for you! A world Series of Birding record holder, he will take you to some of Maryland’s most beautiful and productive birding locations. REGISTER
Wednesday, February, 17, 7PM, Webinar: Puffins & Petrels: Seabirds in the Field, $5.00 per person
With Pickering Creek Audubon Center
Seabirds spend most of their lives over (or under) the water, miles away from the shore. The only reliable way to study them is by living amongst them when they form summer breeding colonies in the thousands on small uninhabited islands. Learn what makes seabirds like puffins, albatross, and storm-petrels so special, find out what techniques we use to study them, and discover how scientists use this information to strengthen ecosystem-wide conservation efforts. REGISTER HERE
Saturday, February 20, 8AM, Bird Walk at Druid Hill Park with Patterson Park Audubon
Registration required - Click here for more information and to register.
Saturday/Sunday February 26/27, 6th Annual "I Bird I Vote" Conservation Summit with Maryland/DC Audubon
Saturday, February 27, 8AM, Bird Walk at Patterson Park with Patterson Park Audubon
Registration required - Click here for more information and to register.
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