Current Exhibit: Birds in Focus
 Do you love seeing and hearing wild birds,
but don’t quite
know where to find them? And when you do come upon them, do you
have trouble telling a bobolink from a bobwhite, a robin from
a redpoll, or a veery from a vireo?
If so, you’ll want to make plans
to visit the Cable Natural History
Museum. Titled Birds in Focus, the exhibit will help turn even
the most nature-phobic urbanite into a fledgling naturalist
and birder. |
The exhibit is a hands- and senses-on experience that will help
visitors of all ages discover and sharpen basic naturalist and
birding skills that can be put to immediate use in the north woods.
After a visit to Birds in Focus, you’ll discover when, where,
and how to successfully look for songbirds, shorebirds, waterfowl,
raptors, and other wild birds. You’ll also learn and practice
simple tips to identify dozens of birds by sight and sound.
