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Image of swifts entering a chimney, swift with speech bubble" Do you swift NYC?", WSp Eco Projects logo, and text: Swift Night Out: Count the Birds!

Event – Swift Night Out–Count the birds

Sep 8, 2021wspecoprevent

Join Loyan Beausoleil at the 6th Street and Avenue B Community Garden on September 16, 6:30-7:30pm EDT for the 3rd Annual Swift Night Out bird count.

Washington Square Park is a 9.75 acre public park managed and operated by the New York City Parks and Recreation Department. Before the park was formally designed in 1871, this land was, in reverse chronological order, a military parade ground, a cemetery, farmland, horticultural fields, and oak-tuliptree and red maple hardwood swamp forests.

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