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| Black phoebes appreciate handouts of mealworms. Photo by J.J. Meyer |
Gardens provide food and habitat for birds, in turn, birds help gardens grow.
Children can learn how this works on July 10, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Attendees will create a birdseed feeder to take home.
Class available at select Southern California Armstrong locations: Anaheim Hills, Claremont, Bay Area (Dublin), Encinitas, Monrovia, San Diego (Morena Blvd). San Juan Capistrano, Temecula, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Tustin, Westchester.
To register, go to: Armstrong Garden.
Happy Birding!
J.J.
This is so great that Armstrong offers this! We moved from Southern California to Northern Idaho and I really wish my kids would have been able to do something like this. I will have to look in my area to see if they have something like that here. We are exposed to so many different types of birds here that we are not used to. It's exciting to see all of these new birds.
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