Brighton Beach birders to enjoy peaceful morning experience

Birding is a hobby that can be enjoyed even in the heart of the city, and a Brighton Beach activity will introduce the public to this peaceful pastime.

The Green-Wood Cemetery offers an oasis of quiet, and is home to many species of birds. Expert Rob Jett will be the guide for an excursion that will visit these feathered friends in their home environment, and it was noted that even though it may be winter, the attendees can still expect to see many species that brave the cold.

The participants will explore the cemetery, and they can expect to see birds ranging from waterfowl to woodpeckers. There may even be some that decided to head north ahead of the crowd, as well as some stragglers that decided to stay behind altogether. The group will move along at a slow pace, and mandatory safety protocols have been put into place that the participants will be expected to observe.

To help the birders keep track of what they see, printed official birding lists will be available from the security guard at the Main Entrance. These sorts of items can be crafted by Stationery printers.

This chance to enjoy some peace in the heat of the city while discovering the birds that call it home will welcome the public on February 7. The admission price is $20, and everyone who is interested can register through the function’s online listing.
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