Earth Day Bird Walk at Danehy Park Cambridge
Celebrate Earth Day with springtime bird walk at Danehy Park. In partnership with Many Helping
Almost every birder uses them. But when was the last time you looked at them instead of through them?
Bring your bins and join us on Zoom to learn more about your binoculars. We’ll take a close look at binocular anatomy and offer some advice for using them to find and observe birds.
Learn how to adjust your binoculars correctly and how to maintain them, and how to choose and adjust a harness or neckstrap for maximum comfort.
Our presenter will also teach you a few stupid pet tricks you can do with your binoculars and offer suggestions for what to consider when you are buying binoculars.
We’ll also have with a binocular cleaning demonstration and some maintenance tips. Come for answers to all your questions about binoculars.
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COMING SOON
DATE: TBD
TIME: TBD 1 hour
WHERE: Online, Zoom link sent in advance with additional information
COST: Free, spaces limited
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The Boston Birding Festival
82 Wendell Ave. Suite 100
Pittsfield, MA 01201 USA
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