If you are one of those people who love birds and have thought of taking up bird watching as a hobby but can currently identify only chickens, turkeys, robins, bald eagles and Canada geese, cheer up. Hope is in sight, starting on Wednesday, July 7.
Susan Puder, a New Jersey Audubon Society member and founder of the Southern Ocean Birding Group at the Tuckerton Seaport, will share her knowledge of birds and birding gained by being a wildlife photographer, environmental activist and author of a…
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