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Fun Activities with Birds and Heritage at Free Migratory Bird Festival on Saturday. | SMN News

November 4, 2019

Fun Activities with Birds and Heritage at Free Migratory Bird Festival on Saturday. | SMN News
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French Quarter: --- People of all ages are invited to learn about amazing traveling birds at the seventh annual Migratory Bird Festival this Saturday. They can also share their memories of the island to help preserve local heritage and stories. The free festival runs from 9 am to noon at Amuseum Naturalis at The Old House in French Quarter.

“St. Martin is special to everyone who lives here, but it is also very special to birds,” said Les Fruits de Mer co-founder Mark Yokoyama. “Birds travel thousands of miles to live in St. Martin during the fall and winter. They


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