Tin Mountain-Adult Day Center Bird Feeding Station

From left: Mt. Washington Valley Adult Day Center Activities Coordinator Anna Allocco, Tin Mountain Conservation Center Board President Rick Steber, Tin Mountain Program Director Nora Dufhilo, Tin Mountain Property Manager Nelson Cormier and Tin Mountain Board Member Tom Albert put the finishing touches on the bird feeding station that Tin Mountain installed at the Adult Day Center. (COURTESY PHOTO)

ALBANY — Despite the cold blustery day, Tin Mountain Conservation Center staff Nora Dufhilo, Nelson Cormier and Board President Rick Steber and board member Tom Albert installed bird feeders and a bird feeding station at the Mount Washington Valley Adult Day Center.

Early last fall Tin Mountain installed several bird houses around the perimeter of the center. During the warmer months, guests at the center can sit outside and watch the activity around the bird houses but the arrival of winter makes that more challenging. Tin Mountain wanted to install feeding stations and feeders close to the windows to allow guests to easily see and watch the birds come and go during the colder months.

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