Max Hellicar attended the event in July 2017. This event is a life changer for any young birder and this is what Max had to say: "The Cornell Young Birders' Event 2017 was absolutely amazing. It was a privilege to learn so much from those at the top of the profession which I hope to go into. I learnt a lot about the scientific ornithological sectors as well as learning about the identification of species which were previously unfamiliar to me. The overwhelming sense of encouragement and willingness to share information on any subject from everyone at Cornell is very impressive and it was a great boost to my determination to have the privilege of visiting this early on in my career."

Scroll down to see a slideshow of some of Max's photos from the event.

Past Cornell Events

Cornell 2016
We selected Amy Hall to attend the event in 2016 and she had this to say: "Being chosen for this trip meant a lot to me - I was massively supported by the Cameron Bespolka Trust and the BTO before I left.”

Amy Hall, wrote an in-depth report of her event. It is clear to see what an impression this trip has made on her. Click here to read her report


Photos by Max Hellicar

 

Hairy Woodpecker

Hairy Woodpecker




Canada Warbler

Canada Warbler




Chesnut-sided Warbler

Chesnut-sided Warbler




Cedar Waxwing

Cedar Waxwing




Chesnut-sided Warbler

Chesnut-sided Warbler




Veery

Veery




Scarlet Tanager

Scarlet Tanager




Blackburnian Warbler

Blackburnian Warbler




Common Yellowthroat

Common Yellowthroat




Yellow Bellied Sapsucker

Yellow Bellied Sapsucker




Barred Owl

Barred Owl