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Event – Get to know your neighbor: The Chimney Swift, May 8,2021

Mar 8, 2021wspecoprevent

Join the Washington Square Park Eco Projects on Saturday, May 8, 1-2pm ET, and learn how to find the Chimney Swifts that live near you! We will explore photos and videos, learn about Chimney Swift behavior, discuss conservation and have a Chimney Swift craft project. Chimney Swifts are a lesser known urban bird which are…

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Washington Square Park is a 9.75 acre public park managed and operated by the New York City Parks and Recreation Department. The land on which the park sits is unceded Lenape land. The ecological and cultural history of the park also includes include, in reverse chronological order, a military parade ground, a cemetery, African farms, and a forest-marsh ecosystem.

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