It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

Enjoy the waning days of summer while sitting outside to read a heartwarming memoir by “one of California’s hardest-working hummingbird rehabilitators… that will leave the average bird lover agog.” - The Washington Post

With Ruby-throated Hummingbirds migrating from our area, the timing is perfect to pick up a copy of Fastest Things on Wings by Terry Masear and join our Bylane Book Club discussion of “a book that will forever change the way you look at these little birds.” - Los Angeles Times

Weather (and Covid status) permitting, this meeting will be held outdoors at Bylane Farm on the patio (or indoors for a very limited number of people) with an option to connect remotely.

Praise for Fastest Things on Wings:
 
“I cannot believe what a gripping read this is – it’s like the Hunger Games for hummingbirds.” —Robin Young, host of NPR's Here and Now

"I was riveted, charmed, delighted, devastated, profoundly moved, and taken to a magical place few people ever get to glimpse. It's one of the best books I've ever read about how rehabbers bond with the animals we save.” — Stacey O'Brien, author of Wesley the Owl

“Fastest Thing on Wings is an exaltation of hummingbirds, but it’s also the story of Terry Masear’s exceptional heart and heroism in saving these fragile and remarkable creatures.  In her beautiful account, every rescue is a revelation. Hollywood is full of stars, but few shine as brightly as hers.” — Wayne Pacelle, president + CEO, The Humane Society of the United States

Cost: Free. In-person registration is limited and is required by emailing Susan at info@bedfordaudubon.org or calling 914-302-9713.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

Check out variousartists’ interpretation of North American birds threatened by climate changethrough a VIRTUAL tour of the neighborhood where John James Audubon lived forthe last decade of his life.

BedfordAudubon is proud to co-sponsor The Audubon Mural Project: A Virtual Tourtogether with all of Westchester’s Audubon chapters including Bronx River-SoundShore, Central Westchester, Hudson River, and Saw Mill River Audubon Societies.Join us to see murals of 300+ birds in the Harlem neighborhoods of HamiltonHeights + Washington Heights. The Project is designed to display the birds’beauty, but to make us aware of the challenges they face. The 40 murals we willsee range from lovely panels that fill in a former window to spectacular muralscovering the entire side of a building.

Tuesday, October 6,7:00-8:30pm. Cost:Free. Registration is required by registering online through Saw MillRiver Audubon by CLICKING HERE.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

Enjoy theearly and crisp days of fall with a friendly outing at a local hotspot… it’s a happyway to start your day!

At last’s month’s Third Thursday’s Bird Walk,Tait identified 41 different species of birds including Great Blue Heron,Ring-billed Gull, Raven, Cape May Warbler, Chestnut-sided Warbler, and manymore. Don’t miss out this month – register now before this popular walk fillsup and see what is still around!

Cost: Free. Level of Difficulty: Easy. Registrationis limited and required by emailing Susan at info@bedfordaudubon.org or calling 914-302-9713.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

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It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

Come “perch” with ushigh above I-684 at an unlikely aerie – a platform for counting + identifyingthousands of migrating raptors.

Join Naturalist Tait Johansson and Board Member Steve Ricker for acomplimentary Breakfast with the Hawks during this fall’s Chestnut RidgeHawkwatch! This much-loved event is timed to take advantage of peak Cooper’sHawk migration and is perfect for families! (All children must be accompaniedby an adult.) Co-sponsored by Westmoreland Sanctuary. Bedford Audubon Counterand Spotter will also be on hand to “show and tell” what they are seeing.

Cost:Free. Level of Difficulty: Easy. Registration is limited and requiredby emailing Susan at info@bedfordaudubon.org or calling914-302-9713.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

It’sofficially Hawkwatch Season! Spectacularflocks of Broad-winged Hawks pass through our area in mid-September, butAccipiters such as Sharp-shinned + Cooper’s Hawks provide the most consistentflight throughout the fall hawk-watching season. Join us for Science inAction: Chestnut Ridge Hawkwatch to experience the miracle of raptormigration. Our data is combined with other Hawkwatch sites to create populationand migration analyses that help us better protect raptors and their habitats. Hawkwatchtakes place daily through November, 9:00am-5:00pm (weather permitting).Arthur Butler Sanctuary on Chestnut Ridge Road in Bedford Corners. Registrationnot necessary, but please abide by social distancing guidelines and wear amask.

Did youknow that by feeding birds in the fall, the migrating (and resident) birds youhelp can lead to an increase in the size + diversity of winged visitors to yourbackyard next spring?

It’s true! While it can take a few days for birds to a new feeder, once they do,keeping it filled will help birds imprint on the location of your reliable foodsource. Not to mention how happy you’ll make resident birds during the coldermonths as natural food sources get depleted. Still not sure about bird feeding?Join Naturalist Tait Johannson for a NEW Virtual Workshop: BirdFeeding 101. You’ll see a “show + tell” on bird feeder styles, placement,and varieties of seed and suet that attract different bird species. After thisworkshop, you’ll have the knowledge to set out your feast and be entertainedwatching your feathered guests dig in!

Cost:Free. Registration required by emailing Susan at info@bedfordaudubon.org or calling914-302-9713. Zoom link will be emailed prior to the event.