OutdoorsTuesday, November 10
Winter Birds
Tuesday, November 10 · 6-7 p.m. · Racine Public Library, Community Room
- When
- Tuesday, November 10 · 6-7 p.m.
- Where
- Racine Public Library, Community Room75 7th St · Racine, WI · 53403
- Good to know
About this event
The Racine Public Library, in partnership with Hoy Audubon Society, will host this event.
Hoy Audubon Society Vice President Rick Fare shares how birds survive Wisconsin’s coldest months. Learn about the remarkable adaptations that help birds stay warm, find food, and thrive through winter, even in freezing temperatures and snow.
The program will highlight common winter birds found throughout the Racine area, including chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, cardinals, finches, hawks, owls, and winter visitors such as juncos. Learn how to identify these species, and discover simple ways to support birds in your own backyard during the winter months.
Perfect for bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and anyone curious about the wildlife that remains active all winter long.
Visit the Racine Public Library’s website here .
Location: Racine Public Library, Community Room – second floor, 75 7th St, Racine
Listed by hoyaudubon.org (The Events Calendar) and CitySpark: Racine, WI, gathered by the Mount Pleasant events calendar.