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EagleFest: Birding Spotting Station
When
Where
Armor Hall; Kate French Terrace
Winter migration is upon us! Learn all about the bald eagle and its winter migration as we celebrate Teatown Hudson River EagleFest®, an annual celebration of bald eagle winter migration along the Hudson River. Keep watch with Hannah Kirshenbaum of NYC Queer Birders and fellow birding enthusiasts to spot bald eagles and other birds of prey soaring over the Hudson River. Pop indoors to our warming station in Armor Hall for a hot cup of cocoa and observe smaller birds at the birdfeeders right outside the windows.
Birders of all ages and skill levels are welcome! A limited number of monoculars and binoculars will be available to borrow at the Spotting Station. Pick up a special EagleFest® passport and continue your birding journey north along the Hudson River to other viewing locations or to Croton Point Park for the main event.
Stop by The Shop to check out a selection of bird books, toys, and gifts. The Café at Wave Hill is open all day with lunch, drinks, and snacks for purchase.
The Wave Hill free shuttle is available hourly to and from the Riverdale Metro North station and the #1 train 242nd Street Station.
Snow date: Sun, Feb, 7
Wave Hill House is wheelchair-accessible. There is an accessible, ground-level entrance at the front of the building with a power-assist door. The restroom on the ground level is all-gender and ADA-compliant. Additional ADA-compliant restrooms are available on the lower level, which can be accessed by elevator.
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Hannah Kirshenbaum
Hannah Kirshenbaum
Hannah Kirshenbaum is an avid birder, horticulturist, and advocate of the natural world. In 2020 they founded NYC Queer Birders as a way to cultivate community and explore the natural world of New York City with LGBTQIA+ bird-lovers. Through all seasons, Hannah leads educational birding events in all 5 boroughs and beyond. They love to welcome all bird enthusiasts, regardless of experience. Through their work as an urban horticulturist, they are devoted to cultivating beneficial ecosystems that are passionately influenced by their love of birds. Hannah's favorite bird is a Ruby-crowned kinglet because they are so adorable and you're lucky if you get to see their ruby crown!