Callahan Center Hosting Lecture on New Zealand Marine Mammals & Birds

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FRAMINGHAM – New Zealand is home to many rare birds and marine mammals. Watch and listen as the yellow-eyed penguin returns from the ocean to feed its chick and the Antipodes Island parrot demonstrates “looks, personality and talent.” Not to be outdone, rare New Zealand sea lions make quite an impression as they interact on isolated South Island beaches, pods of rare Hector’s dolphins frolic near coastal shores and dusky dolphins play with kayakers as they travel
deep into the fiords of southern New Zealand.

The Callahan Center will host the natural world of New Zealand on Tuesday, April 27 at 6 p.m.

The free virtual program is for those ages 55 and older.

Presenter Joy Marzolf will take attendees on a beautiful virtual tour of this amazing country.

Prior to founding her company, The Joys of Nature, she was a naturalist and educator at Mass Audubon’s Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary.

Pre-register for the free program by April 23.

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