Birding Adventures
Paddy Cunningham
5181 SW 27th Terrace
Ft. Lauderdale, FL. 33312
birdpaddy@yahoo.com
(954) 805-6810

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Birders in the field.
 

2024-25 BIRDING ADVENTURES
with PADDY CUNNINGHAM
Biologist, Expert Guide and Birding Instructor


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2025 Everglades Birding Festival


Bonnet House classes
2024 & 2025 BONNET HOUSE CLASSES
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2019-20 BIRDING ADVENTURES with PADDY CUNNINGHAM

NOTE:
EVERGLADES BIRDING FESTIVAL
Co-sponsored by SFAS and Birding Adventures
January 16-20, 2025

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BIRDING FESTIVAL OF THE KEYS — B.E.A.K.S

BIRD & EXPLORE AN UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT
Spring is one the best times to be in the Florida Keys-migrating songbirds are filling the trees and Keys specialties can be found. Full day field trips, species workshops, boat tours and pelagic trips will fill your days. Gain advanced skills and add life birds to your list. Join Florida's TOP GUIDES in this exciting weekend of birding, learning and fun. LIMITED to 30 birders! -- Florida Keys. Holiday Inn Express.
www.BirdingFestivalOfTheKeys.com



Take a birding adventure to explore the natural areas of Florida, searching for local, rare and seasonal birds. Through a series of field trips, expert guiding, bird classes and instruction, YOU WILL GAIN knowledge, increase identification skills, add life birds, and enjoy touring with friends.

My motto is “Where YOU learn the I.D.!!”

For quickest response: birdpaddy@yahoo.com or leave a message at 754-201-1141 or 954-805-6810.
www.birdadventure.com • • www.evergladesbirdingfestival.com
Make checks payable to Patricia Cunningham.



***IF YOU NEED HELP IDENTIFYING A BIRD***

In order for your me to help you in identifying your birds you need to be specific and give more details and information. Examples-does a bird have a pointed beak (warbler) or thicker seed eating beak (sparrow)? Where did you see it? High in a tree or low to the ground? Size-sparrow sized or larger-cardinal size?

Remember watch the bird carefully and record any and all information you can-size, shape, feeding behavior, habitat-marsh, forest, shoreline, place found- shrub, tree, water's edge, etc., any special field marks-wing bar, eye rings, color on tail, etc.. in order to help us identify the bird. Watch it as long as you can before it flies away.

Take the information you have observed and recorded in field notes and look in the book for possibilities. If you have an idea what you think it might be, this helps us eliminate possibilities and narrow down what it might be. I hope this is helpful.

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CALL (954) 805-6810 OR e-mail to birdpaddy@yahoo.com



Jamaica Tropical Adventure title=

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Bird Migration

Sanibel Island or possible Bahamas

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