LEXINGTON, S.C. — Do you enjoy watching all the activity at your bird feeder? Do you look forward to sitting and watching, even for a few minutes? Bird watching can be a stress reliever and we want to help you learn all the tricks for getting wild birds to flock to your feeders. And, find new ways to enjoy this relaxing hobby. Join us for our Feeding Wild Birds 101 Workshop designed to help you delve more deeply into the lives of the beautiful birds of South Carolina. Learn how to identify both common and uncommon backyard birds and discover the secrets to preferred food choices and feeder types, as well as ways to attract more birds to your yard. The cost is $10.00 and you will receive a $10.00 coupon to use at Wingard’s. Space is limited, and advance registration is required.
November 4, 2017
10 – 11:30am
Wingard’s Market * 1403 N. Lake Drive * Lexington * SC
www.wingardsmarket.com
803-359-9091
— South Carolina Agritourism Association
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