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AT22-018 Webinar How Chickadees Use Their Brains to Hide Seeds and Survive Harsh Winters

January 11, 2022 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Free

Webinar Title: AT22-018 Webinar How Chickadees Use Their Brains to Hide Seeds and Survive Harsh Winters

AT-VMS: AT: Hill Country Chapter Webinars (Enter AT#, Class Title as posted, and Presenter)

Comments: AT22-018 Webinar How Chickadees Use Their Brains to Hide Seeds and Survive Harsh Winters, Presenters: Carrie Branch and Benjamin Sonnenberg (AT=1h)

Webinar Date: 1/11/2021
Webinar Time: 12:00p-1:00p

Event Summary:
Learn about Mountain Chickadees.

Event Description:
Every fall, chickadees hide tens of thousands of food items, counting on these “cached” seeds to see them through harsh winters, deep snow, and subzero temperatures. But how does a tiny bird weighing only half an ounce remember where they’ve stashed all their food? Join our conversation with researchers Dr. Carrie Branch and Benjamin Sonnenberg as they reveal how Mountain Chickadees make it through to springtime with the help of cached food, enviable memory skills, and some surprises when it comes to choosing mates and building nests. We’ll also spend time answering your questions about these energetic birds during a live Q&A.

Closed captioning will be provided. This webinar will be recorded. All registrants, even those who do not attend, will receive the recording later that week.

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Cost: Free

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Presenters:
Carrie Branch and Benjamin Sonnenberg

Contact Information:
Contact Us | Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology : Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Organization Website:
Cornell Lab of Ornithology—Home | Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology : Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Sponsoring Organization:
Cornell Lab of Ornithology