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Programs & Main Events

Program: How Birds See the World by Rob Fergus

Wed, March 3 2021

We can never know exactly what it is like to be another species,but by paying attention to their perceptual abilities — including vision,hearing, taste, and other means of sensation, we can come up with an understanding of how they perceive and interact with their environment. This opens up a window into what it is like to be another species. In this presentation, we look literally at how birds see the world–including their field of view, color perception, ability to focus and differentiate moments of time and what tht can tell us about what it is like for them to experience the world around them.

 

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Field Trips

All BCAS Field trips canceled until further notice

Due to the latest restrictions on outdoor gatherings. We have to sadly announce the cancelation of all our upcoming field trips until further notice. We know how much our weekly outings mean to everyone and how important it is that our BCAS family comes together to enjoy nature and our birds.

But since we are all family, keeping everyone healthy and safe is the most important thing we can do right now. Be assured we will all get through this and be back together doing what we all all love very soon, myself more than anyone will miss meeting and talking with all of you out in the field but please keep in contact by keeping us updated with all your bird sightings, observations and great photos that will bring us together through these trying times.

Also be assured that BCAS will be out there everyday doing what we do best, protecting and preserving our wildlife and the habitats they need to survive. Please attend our Zoom meetings and special presentations that will be announced on our weekly emails.

Please stay safe, we need each now more than ever. Our family, friends and the birds will help us see this through.

President Don Torino

Bergen County Audubon Society

Chapter of National Audubon Society and member of The Nature Program Cooperative
Founded in 1941
BCAS Bird

As members of Bergen County Audubon Society, we share a love of birds and a concern for the environment. Our mission is to promote and protect wildlife in its natural habitat by providing opportunities for observation and conservation.

Please Support Bergen County Audubon Society

We are a non profit 501(c)(3) organization. The funds that we raise allow us to continue our Education and Conservation efforts. To participate, see our printable form BCAS Donation - or donate now via our secure PayPal payment system!

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