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June 25, 2022 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Build a Backyard Bird Oasis

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Develop a backyard ideal for a diversity of birds by planting a variety of native plants that provide food and habitat. Learn which plants and shrubs are the best for our local feathered friends and how to create a year-round bird oasis in your backyard, regardless of the size.

This program takes place in-person (at Mt. Cuba Center) Saturday, June 25 (Rain Date: Saturday, July 9)

About the Instructor:
Eileen Boyle is the former Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba Center. She loves teaching, especially about plants and their relationships with birds and butterflies. Previously, she was a professor of horticulture at Mercer College in New Jersey and the Director of Horticulture at both the Philadelphia Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden.

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