The Wide World of Birds is a course designed to introduce students to the study of birds, looking at their behaviors (migration, nesting, singing), examining their habits and habitats (what they eat and why, where they live and why), and studying their mating strategies (why some birds sing and others dances to attract mates). An emphasis will be placed on learning how to identify birds. No biology background is necessary.  If you have ever been curious about why some birds come to feeders and others do not, or why you see some birds on campus and different birds in the woods, or what makes birds sing, this course is designed to answer those questions and many more!