Intro to Birding in Marine Park with NYC Audubon (6/4) (Free)

Explore the beauty of Brooklyn’s largest park, Marine Park. Consisting of grassland and salt marshes, this park is habitat for a variety of migratory songbirds and waterbirds. This series is hosted in partnership with the Marine Park Alliance.

The group will meet at the park entrance on the corner of Burnett Street and Avenue U (note that this meeting location is different from last month's). No registration required. No limit. Free.

Note on Accessibility:

Restrooms and siting areas can be found in the Carmine Carro Community Center north of the nature center on Fillmore Ave. The B3 bus stops right in front of the meeting location. This park has paved and unpaved paths, especially south past the Salt Marsh Nature Center. To learn more about Marine Park's trails, please visit the NYC Parks website.

Photo: A Killdeer, showing its two black neck-rings and bright red eye-ring, runs along the mudflats of Marine Park. Credit: Keith Michael