Event List

Did you know that February is National Bird-Feeding Month? This is the time of year when it's harder for birds to find food, unfrozen water and safe shelter.

Over the past year our community has helped make coral reefs to become part of the Berkshire Satellite Reef Project. This project will come into fruition at Williams College in April.

Please join us for a talk by Williams professor, Heather Williams, about her research topic, the birdsong of sparrows in the Berkshires!

Did you know that birdwatching can drive you crazy but also save your life?  Join us to watch this comedy about obsessed birdwatchers in their attempt to defeat the world bird-watching recordholder!

Join us for an enlightening talk where we'll explore innovative alternatives to traditional grassy lawns for a more sustainable and visually appealing landscaping experience.

Join us for a screening of "Building for Hope," a 16-minute documentary about the effect of building glass on bird populations and innovative solutions to this problem.

Come and learn about wild birds in the Berkshires, and the fieldwork being done to study and protect them!

Drop in some time today to learn how to make a felted bird collage square with Kira and Rocio.  We will show you how and provide all the materials!

This event is our first of numerous Flight Path programs, an initiative the library is participating in through the Spring.

Join us for a screening of "Building for Hope," a 16-minute documentary about the effect of building glass on bird populations and innovative solutions to this problem.

"Stop the Thud" is a bird collision monitoring project launched this past fall to collect data about bird collisions into Williams College buildings in order to identify challenging areas in need of bird-friendly intervention

Experience the excitement of discovering new things and deepen your connection to the natural world by taking up a new hobby: birding!

Zach Adams, an avid birder, bird expert and author will give a book talk about bird migration and his new book, Birds of New England.  Books will be available for purchase!

Come to the library for a live birds of prey presentation with award-winning bird rehabilitator, Tom Ricardi!  Scheduled for indoors, but may take place outside if the weather is amenable.

This event is one of numerous Flight Path programs, an initiative the library is participating in through the Spring.