Birders Without Borders: Eagle Watching on the Hudson River

  • 02/02/2014
  • 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
  • TNC Parking Lot
  • 27

Registration

  • Price is per person. To register more than one person, please add the number of additional participants in the "Guest field" at the bottom (child and/or adult).
  • Price is per person. To register more than one person, please add the number of additional participants in the "Guest field" at the bottom (child and/or adult).
2014 Endangered and Extinct, Past and Future Signature Event
Join TNC's Education Director Debora Davidson and Flat Rock Brook's Education Director Jill Bennetta to begin a full day of Bald Eagle watching. The search will take the group up the Hudson River corridor and across the border to New York, with possible stops at Bear Mountain, Croton Point and George's Point. Past year's highlights included sightings of adult and juvenile Bald Eagles, Peregrine Falcons, and Long-eared Owls. Recommended for adults and families with children 10 and up.

Bring binoculars if you have them; if not we can loan you a pair. The group will meet at Tenafly Nature Center for carpooling. Pre-registration required. Space is limited.

 Online registration is no longer available, but space is still available in the program. Interested families are welcome to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to the program start time to register and pay with cash or check.