Wild Birds Unlimited

Join us to learn all about birds of prey.The term raptor refers to birds of prey in general, which are known for their hunting skills, sharp talons, and keen vision. True raptors are hawks, eagles, falcons, kites and vultures. While owls are considered to belong to a different order, they are still predatory birds. Chris Weaver (owner of WBU Glen Mills) will explain how raptors play a crucial role in ecosystems and human society, and their importance spans a wide range of ecological, environmental, and cultural areas.

Each participant will create a three-dimensional bird. No experience necessary. All materials will be provided.Just in time for holiday decorating or give it as a gift!The craft of needle felting is rapidly growing in popularity. Under the guidance of fiber artist/teacher Sara Setzer, each participant will create a three-dimensional bird in a predetermined or freehand design, depending on your skill level, using wool and special felting needles. You will be amazed at how quickly you feel like a veteran needle felter! No experience is needed!Sara Setzer is a fiber artist concentrating on felt work, hand dyeing, and botanical printing. Felting

Come join us for a fun day exploring the beautiful wetlands and observing the diverse bird species that call it home!Wetlands and Birds Go Hand-In-Hand Come join us at Wild Birds Unlimited for an exciting event celebrating the beautiful relationship between wetlands and birds! Learn about the importance of wetlands for bird habitats and how these ecosystems are crucial for bird populations. Discover the diverse bird species that rely on wetlands for survival and migration. This in-person event will be a fantastic opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the wonders of our feathered friends. Don't miss out on this

Local photographer and naturalist, Hank Davis, will present his  photos of all the hummingbird species he has 'captured' over the years.June 15th is Nature Photography Day! The North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) along with millions of photographers and photography lovers across the nation observe Nature Photography Day on this day. Our presentation will be one week later but that's ok! Join us for this fun evening with everyone's favorite bird!Hank Davis is originally from New York City, but has lived in the Delaware Valley for 50 years. Upon his move to the area, he gained an appreciation for nature

Kids and BirdingJoin us for this in-store Special Presentation with Jessica Shahan, Naturalist/Volunteer Coordinator from Newlin Grist Mill. Birding is a great way to introduce kids of all ages to nature! As a hobby, birding provides opportunities for growth and community-building, as well as outlets where kids can make positive impacts on the world around them. In this talk, we will explore the benefits of birding for kids, the basic tools and techniques needed for a good day out in the field, and ways to make every birding adventure a success. Please Note: While children are always welcome, this particular

Discussion about the plants that will attract birds to your garden year round.Learn the steps in designing a winter bird garden....(from a bird's perspective!) Joe Daniels holds a Horticulture Degree from Temple University and has been a Master Gardener for 27 years. Joe will discuss the plants that will attract birds to your garden year round. These plants will include native trees, shrubs, vines and other features needed for your bird sanctuary.

Birds in WinterEver wonder what birds visit your feeders in the winter, or if you can attract different species? Learn all about who comes to the feeders and what attracts them to your backyard. Chris, co-owner of WBU Glen Mills, will present a fun quiz at the end of the presentation. All successful responses will be awarded a gift for their birds! Free tickets are available through Eventbrite!

Learn why bats are vital to our ecosystem.A representative from the PA Bat Rescue Organization is coming to our store! Join us to learn about the mysterious and wondrous world of bats. Explore their natural history, environmental impacts, why bats are vital to our ecosystem and how you can help bats in your neighborhood. You will also have the opportunity to meet some of our non-releasable ambassador bats. Seating is limited to 20 guests.