World Migratory Bird Day on May 8, 2021 – the same day as our local Mayfest/FFF festival would be.
You can visit: https://www.birddaylive.com.
The World Migratory Bird Day offers you a chance to: "Sing, Fly, Soar . . . like a bird!!
World Migratory Bird (virtual) Celebration
April 23 - May 8, 2021
- Infographics
- 2021 Coloring Page
- Birds and Climate Change
- 2021 sticker art (sample at right) Stickers and Infographic for: Belted Kingfisher, Brown-Chested Martin, Green-Winged Teal, Royal Tern, Ruby-Throated Hummingbird, Sandhill Crane, Streaked Flycatcher, Turkey Vulture, Upland Sandpiper, Wood-Thrush, Yellow Warbler
Download Educational Resources
Consider joining in Citizen Science projects from home:
- Cornell Lab Feeder Watch program
- Dishman Hills "Nature at Home" series videos
- The Lands Council Venture Outdoors Challenge
Courses for adults and families for learning about Birds
- Cornell Lab Bird Academy courses (these have varying fees)
- E-bird essentials free course
- Cornell Bird cams (live)
Additional Activity Resources for families at home during the COVID-19 Health Emergency
- Audubon for Kids — Get to know birds (Audubon curriculum)
- Children & Nature site
- Children and Nature Site Resources
- National Geographic Summer learning series
- Great Columbia Gorge Adventure/Salmon/frog (online book from East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation)
Family Scavenger Hunts on the Refuge - If you plan to take a walk with your family at the Refuge, you can print out our Kids Scavenger Hunt and see what you can find on your visit. Have Fun!
Beginning Bird Watching Series Check back next year.
