On Monday, December 16, New York City Audubon will present a lecture in
their new location, the Parish House of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Roger Pasquier will speak about Birds in Winter, the subject of his new
book.  Free and open to the public, you are welcome to come at 6:30 for a
beverage and socializing.

 

BIRDS IN WINTER: SURVIVING THE MOST CHALLENGING SEASON

By Roger F. Pasquier 

Monday, December 16, 7-8pm

NOTE: Our lecture series has migrated to a new location! Our new venue is
the Parish House of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, 921 Madison Avenue,
New York, NY 10021 (between 73rd Street and 74th Street).

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the ecology and behavior of birds
during their most challenging season: winter. Ornithologist and
conservationist Roger Pasquier will examine how winter affects birds' lives
all through the year, starting in late summer, and will show how the birds'
resulting behaviors can be visible to any interested observer. He will also
delve into the unique conservation challenges posed by winter and how global
warming is altering the nature of the season itself. Pasquier is currently
an associate in the Department of Ornithology at the American Museum of
Natural History. He has worked for the Smithsonian Institution, the World
Wildlife Fund, the Environmental Defense Fund, and the National Audubon
Society. He has authored several books on birds and art history, which,
along with Birds in Winter (Princeton University Press, 2019), will be
available for purchase and signing by Pasquier after the lecture.  

 

 


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