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Sunday, February 17
TALK: Cougars of the Northeast
Presented by Bill Betty
3:00-5:00 pm
The Mountain Lion, also know as the Cougar, Panther, Puma, or Catamount, is the most widely distributed mammal in the Americas. They live in many different types of habitats, from deserts to humid coast range forest, and from sea level to 10,000- foot elevations. Some occupy areas adjacent to towns and cities and make occasional appearances in suburban backyards. Learn more about Mountain Lions and their presence in Southern New England from Bill Betty, a Rhode Island native who studies these amazing creatures. Please sign up by calling: 203-869-5272 x239 and laving a message with the number of attendees.
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Saturday, February 23
T4C: Teens for Conservation
Bird-Counting for Project Feederwatch
1:00-2:00PM
Join other citizen scientists at the bird-feeder window to help us do our weekly count. Learn winter bird identification and how to do feeder counts at home and record online. For more information about Project Feederwatch, visit: www.birdsource.org. RSVP required: Call Ted at 203-869-5272. Ages: 12 & up.
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