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summer star will be closed on tuesday, january 29th for an internal seminar. summer star will be open from dawn until 3pm, saturday – tuesday “our winter birds” is a slide lecture covering birds that visit feeders, and birds that find all their own food. we will use data from the concord christmas bird count to discuss changes to our winter bird populations over the decades. learn more about the birds who visit the one hour presentation will be followed by an optional one hour walk along the trails. on the walk, we’ll discuss how different birds make use of the habitats at summer star, and how our winter birds are adapted to survive here. this program will be led by summer star wildlife sanctuary’s ron mcadow and svt’s dan stimson. credit: ron mcadow ron learned photography white making children’s animated films in the 1970s. he became interested in birds in that same decade, while on the staff of a summer camp in the texas hill country. since then he has been a writer, teacher, and, for a decade, executive director of sudbury valley trustees. at present he has resumed creative work for children and serves as a naturalist and educator on the staff of dan is the as*istant director of stewardship at sudbury valley trustees (svt), where he has helped to care for conservation land since 2002. as part of his role at svt, he maintains and promotes their more than 63 miles of trails. dan helped summer star to design their trail and has partnered to care for it since it was built in 2014. this forty-five acres of natural land is home to plants, streams, glacial boulders, and wild an*mals large and small. it is our mission to protect and care for wildlife habitats, trails, forests, streams, and wetlands. sudbury valley trustees is a regional land trust, protecting and caring for land and wildlife habitat in 36 communities surrounding the. streams, glacial boulders, and wild an*mals large and small. it is our mission to protect and care for wildlife habitats, trails, forests,