Follow the Flocks for Fall Bird Migration

Experience the wonder of fall bird migration! Join Kayla Fisk of Onondaga Audubon for a fascinating look at the incredible journeys migratory birds undertake through Central New York each autumn. Discover which birds pass through our region, where they're headed as they travel south, and why this seasonal movement is so critical for their survival. Learn how changing daylight, cooling temperatures, and dwindling food sources signal it's time to go—and how these factors shape the timing of fall migration.

The presentation will also highlight the challenges birds face during migration and share practical steps we can take at home and work to help them travel safely to their wintering grounds, like turning off unnecessary lights at night. Kayla will share more about Lights Out CNY, a project of Onondaga Audubon to reduce light pollution to help migrating birds.

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PRESENTER

Kayla Fisk is an Onondaga Audubon Society board member and state and federally licensed wildlife rehabilitator. Her work has given her glimpses into the many threats facing birds today. Kayla is inspired to help protect birds by bringing awareness and celebrating the incredible biodiversity in the world of birds.

You may also like the following events from Onondaga Audubon:

• This Saturday, 30th August, 08:00 am, Fall Birding at Split Rock Quarry in Camillus
• This October, 4th October, 10:30 am, Wingspan Board Game Night (open to all experience levels) in Manlius
• This October, 12th October, 08:00 am, Birding Seneca Meadows Education Center & Beyond in Waterloo