'Pigeons Are Not Pesty' lecture from bird expert at Lynnwood Library July 10 - Lynnwood Today

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Bird expert Connie Sidles will present a lecture titled "'Pigeons Are Not Pesty" at Lynnwood Library on July 10. The Seattle-based master birder aims to dispel misinformation surrounding pigeons, which are often perceived negatively. Sidles, who is an educator and author, will employ a multimedia approach to engage attendees in this free presentation. The event seeks to highlight the benefits and unique characteristics of pigeons, such as their capacity to produce up to six broods annually. This initiative reflects broader efforts to educate the public about bird conservation and the ecological roles of urban wildlife.

Sidles' work is part of a growing movement to foster appreciation for often-overlooked species in urban environments. Local residents are encouraged to attend and learn more about these birds, which play a significant role in their ecosystems. The lecture promises to provide valuable insights into bird behavior and the importance of conservation efforts.

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