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SUMMARY:Citizen Science: How Birds Survive Winter
LOCATION:Racine Public Library\, The Community Room - Adult Services\, 2n
 d Floor\, 75 7th Street\, Racine\, WI
DESCRIPTION:Hoy Audubon Society Vice President Rick Fare shares how birds
  survive Wisconsin's coldest months. Learn about the remarkable adaptatio
 ns that help birds stay warm\, find food\, and thrive through winter\, ev
 en in freezing temperatures and snow. The program will highlight common w
 inter birds found throughout the Racine area\, including chickadees\, nut
 hatches\, woodpeckers\, cardinals\, finches\, hawks\, owls\, and winter v
 isitors such as juncos.\n\nHosted by Racine Public Library\n\nhttps://soc
 ialsquares.org/RacineWI/e/dlk7iCaXFhY
URL:https://socialsquares.org/RacineWI/e/dlk7iCaXFhY
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