Every spring, the American Woodcock performs a wonderful courtship display over the fields and woodland edges of New Hampshire. They start at dusk with their rasping calls (known as peenting), then head for the skies on whistling wings. Then comes the downward zig zag aerial flight accompanied by the strangest combination of whistles and chirps – think of someone spinning the dial on an old transistor radio . . . that’s what it sounds like. Join Executive Director Iain MacLeod for an evening of woodcock watching and learn about this fascinating little bird.

Youth must be accompanied by a registered adult. Program participants will meet at a location in Meredith, NH. Directions will be provided upon registration.