Dec 9, 2025 at 2:30 pmWinter Birds & Migration Clemmons ESF

Winter is a challenging time for birds, and it’s the perfect season for young naturalists to explore how our feathered friends survive the cold! This hands-on class is designed for K–2nd grade explorers and combines outdoor discovery, science, and creativity.

Kids will:

Learn to identify common North Carolina winter birds and discover which birds migrate and which stay.

Practice backyard birding skills during a guided winter hike, listening for calls and spotting birds in their habitats.

Participate in the Flying WILD-inspired “Fill the Beak” activity, exploring how different bird beaks are adapted to seeds, insects, fruit, and nectar.

Make a peanut butter bird feeder to take home and support local birds throughout the winter.

This class is perfect for curious kids who love nature, wildlife, and hands-on learning. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to participate alongside their explorers!

What to Bring:

Weather-appropriate clothing for a short outdoor hike

Closed-toe shoes

A water bottle

Optional: binoculars (kid-friendly or adult)

Fee / Registration:
$10 per participating child
$25 per family with more than 3 children

This includes all materials for the class, including:
Bird ID and beak activity stations
Winter Bird coloring pages
Take-home peanut butter bird feeder

Parents and caregivers are welcome to attend at no extra cost. Space is limited, so reserve your child’s spot today!

Payment is non refundable and is only transferable to another Winter Birds & Migration class if available.

Reservation is not confirmed until payment is received. Payment can be made via Venmo at @Katherine-Frederick8 of CashApp at $KatherineFrederick8

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the session, children will understand:

How birds adapt to winter conditions

The basics of bird migration

How they can help local birds with feeders and habitat awareness