Family Birding at Novato Library

Join the Nature in Novato team as we look for birds in the trees and creek around the Novato library! Kids and families are welcome at this beginner event, where we’ll teach you how to find and recognize some of our most common birds. We’ll also discuss where and how different birds live: which ones eat acorns in the oak trees? Which catch insects over the creek? We’ll practice using binoculars, identifying birds, and understanding how each one is specially adapted to its unique place in nature.

This free event at the Novato Library will begin at 10 AM on Tuesday, July 16 and last about one hour. No registration required. Please bring binoculars if you have them; we will have a limited number of pairs available to share.

Header photo: Dark-eyed junco by S. Hunt