Audubon Florida’s Adam DiNuovo will share “A Day in the Life of a Seabird Biologist” on May 23, 2019.

The Breakfast with the Birds lecture series hosted at the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center invites guests to enjoy pastries, juice and coffee while learning about the biology and habitat of shorebirds and seabirds. 

In the May 23 lecture, participants will learn about the day-to-day work of a seabird biologist.

Lectures are provided by Adam DiNuovo, the Shorebird Stewardship Program Manager for Audubon Florida. DiNuovo has been working with shorebirds and seabirds across the United States and beyond for more than 15 years.

Subsequent lectures in the Breakfast with the Birds lecture series include:

• June 27: Seabirds and Plastic — A Deadly Combination
• July 23: Stewardship and Citizen Science — Success Stories and How You Can Make a Difference
• Aug. 20: Water Quality and Seabirds — The Lost Summer of 2018

The cost to attend each lecture is $15 and includes pastries, juice and coffee. Friends of Rookery Bay members enjoy a 10-percent discount. Doors open at 9 AM, and the lecture begins at 9:30 AM. Registration is required (rookerybay.org/calendar).

For more information visit rookerybay.org.