
The diverse, natural areas at Fairchild provide excellent foraging and nesting grounds for breeding, wintering, migrating and year round birds. Perhaps you have encountered some of our fine feathered friends including the Anhinga, Red-shouldered Hawk or the White Ibis while exploring the James A. Kushlan Bird Conservation Trail.
With a donation of $50, Fairchild will send your gift recipient a special package containing the following items:
Adopt a Fairchild Bird now. Choose from three of our amazing birds:
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Anhinga - Sometimes called the snakebird, the Anhinga can often be seen stretching its neck and drying its wings on a sturdy branch.
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Red-shouldered Hawk - This just might be the most vocal and viewed hawk at Fairchild. You will often see and hear the Red-shouldered Hawk when you walk through the Richard H. Simons Rainforest, a favorite hunting ground for this bird.
White Ibis - The next time you visit Fairchild, notice the White Ibis probing the lawn and lake margins for food. These amazing wading birds use their downward curved, reddish bill to find their food.
For multiple gifts or gift inquiries, please contact
Mr. Leslie Bowe, Director of Corporate and External Affairs, 305.663.8067, lbowe@fairchildgarden.org.
Mr. Bowe will work with you to create a meaningful gift acknowledgment for your clients and/or friends.