Saturday, September 28: Fall Birding at Sandy Hook
The Montclair Bird Club
Celebrating Over 100 Years of Birding
Welcome to the Montclair Bird Club
​To e-attend any of our virtual gatherings, just write MontclairBirdClub100@gmail.com.
Invitations are issued by e-mail the day before each event.
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Read the latest issue of The Broadwing.
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Peregrine Falcon. Photo Wayne Quinto
The Montclair Hawk Watch
Sixty-eighth Season
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This autumn season's counting begins September 1 and runs daily through November 30. Come meet this year's counter, Andre Golumbeski, and enjoy migration in action. Now in its 68th year atop the First Watchung Mountain, this New Jersey Audubon sanctuary is the second-oldest hawk watch site in the United States.
For directions and more information, visit njaudubon.org/watches/montclair-hawk-watch.
American Woodcock. Photo Rick Wright
a lecture by Peter Axelrod
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7:30 pm on Zoom
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Everyone is welcome at this first meeting of our program year. For a Zoom invitation, write montclairbirdclub1920@gmail.com.
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Sioux County, Nebraska. Photo Rick Wright
A Photo Essay by Thomas C. Gannon
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7:30 pm on Zoom
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Everyone is welcome at all of our events, trips, and meetings. For a Zoom invitation to this lecture, write montclairbirdclub1920@gmail.com.
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John James Audubon. Painting John Syme
Audubon Redrawn
New Light on the Artist and the Birds He Painted
a lecture by Roberta J. M. Olson
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7:30 pm on Zoom
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Everyone is welcome at all of our events, trips, and meetings. For a Zoom invitation to this lecture, write montclairbirdclub1920@gmail.com.
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Join Fred Pfeifer each Wednesday morning at 8:00 for a walk around Garret Mountain Reservation or another nearby park to enjoy the avian treasures of the season. Text or call Fred at 973 809-7674 to register and to find out the meeting location.
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Custom Bird Guides series
by Rick Wright and Sandy Sorkin.
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Watching Birds in the Meadowlands and Watching Birds in Montclair are now available at Watchung Booksellers and at Wild Birds Unlimited, Paramus!