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Tag: Explore Birds From Home

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Explore Birds From Home 2020 – Objects

Nov 10, 2020wspecoprEXPLORE BIRDS, Explore Birds From Home

Explore Birds From Home concluded on October 30, 2020. Here is a gallery of some of the birdy objects created by the youth participants. Binoculars (red-tailed hawk) Pecking machine (red-bellied woodpecker, yellow-bellied sapsucker) Projectile machine / catapult (Cooper’s hawk) Hidden bird / camouflage (brown creeper

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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