NOTE: We have moved this meeting to Wednesday: May 21.
See Results:
Great Backyard Bird Count. Click for details.
May 5-8, 12-15, 19-22, Mondays-Thursdays, 6:30 a.m. Warbler Walks
in Hickory Hill Park led by Jim Fuller, Ken Lowder, and/or Chris Edwards. Meet at the north shelter parking lot at the end of
Conklin Lane off Dodge Street. Daily sightings will be posted on our
web site.
May 17, Saturday, 7:00 a.m. Hanging Rock Woods for
migrant warblers. Jim
Fuller, 338-3561.
May 18, Sunday, 6:30 a.m. Muskrat Slough and Beam Woods
in Jones County for marsh birds and woodland birds and wildflowers.
There may be some wet walking and some steep hiking. Chris Edwards,
887-6957.
May 21, Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. Meeting.
Nicki Nagl, the Iowa Breeding Bird Atlas Coordinator,
will present on this second 5-year Breeding
Bird Atlas Project set to begin this spring and continue
through the summer of 2012. The project will attempt to document
changes in breeding bird distribution as a result of land use patterns
in the last 20 years.
May 31, Saturday, 7:00 a.m. Rochester Cemetery in
Cedar County. This
is a sand prairie with beautiful wildflowers and many migrant and
resident songbirds. Karen Disbrow, 339-1017.
For more events click on the schedule button to the left.
Riverview
Birding Group, Clinton, Iowa: Call Linda Boardsen
at (563) 242-9297.
Quad
City Audubon Society
Winston
Barclay's Iowa City Great-horned Owl photos It's by the path to
Court Hill Park from Brookside Dr.
A
second Iowa City Great-horned Owl family
