Bird Programs Take Flight at Cody Library
- mmartin411
- Oct 17, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 17
Thanks to a grant from Flight Path, part of the Spark of Science @My Library initiative, the Cody Library will host a series of free bird-related programs from November 2025 through spring 2026. The grant provides educational materials designed to help communities learn about bird migration, local species, and ways to support bird habitats close to home.
Upcoming Programs (updated 4/17/2026)
On Monday, May 4, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m., wildlife researcher Denver Holt will present Top of the World: Snowy Owls on the Edge of Survival in Grizzly Hall. Drawing on more than 35 years of research in Arctic Alaska, the program will explore Snowy Owl ecology, their dependence on lemmings, and ongoing population changes in a shifting environment.
Also, the library will offer weekly birding field trips at the various local locations in May, giving the community hands-on opportunities to observe birds in their natural habitat. Details for these trips will be announced closer to the month, so stay tuned!
Whether you’re a seasoned birder, a budding photographer, or someone who just enjoys watching chickadees out the kitchen window, there’s a feathered program for you at the Cody Library.
Bring your curiosity, grab a friend, and get ready to spread your wings!
