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Bird and nature enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as Teatown's Hudson River EagleFest is set to take place at Croton Point Park tomorrow.

The event, which celebrates the winter migration of bald eagles to the Hudson River, promises a day filled with educational and interactive activities.

Emily Edmonds-Langham, the Director of Education for Teatown, joined News 12 this morning to discuss what attendees can expect from this year's EagleFest and shared insights into the educational programs, bird watching opportunities, and the various family-friendly activities planned for the day.