jliddell
02-27-2008, 05:33 PM
A Two-Part Study of Sparrows
Central New Mexico Audubon Society
<center><img src=http://steppinoutnewmexico.com/images/sage_sparrow.jpg align=center border=1 hspace=5 vspace=8 alt="Sage Sparrow, image credit: identify.whatbird.com/obj/615/_/Sage_Sparrow_Breeding_Male.aspx"><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=3 color=black><b>Sage Sparrow, original image found at: </b></font><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=2 color=black>identify.whatbird.com/obj/615/_/Sage_Sparrow_Breeding_Male.aspx</font></center>
Albuquerque NM: Mark your calendars: On March 27 and April 17, Christopher Rustay and his co-presenter will provide our most in-depth coverage ever of the occurrence, habitat, habits, calls, and identification characteristics of Sparrows. The subtleties of gray, brown, black, orange, pink, yellow, white, even red, of these often secretive birds will be brought into such focus that what you thought of before as LBJs will be revealed as masterpieces of detail and perfection that (hopefully) will no longer elude your binocular'ed eye.
The series will be held at 7:15 at St. Timothy's Lutheran Church (on the NW corner of Copper and Jefferson NE), Two classes only, preregistration available, but not required. Pay $6.00 at the door per class, or pay in advance.
For more information: http://newmexicoaudubon.org/cnmas/
Central New Mexico Audubon Society
<center><img src=http://steppinoutnewmexico.com/images/sage_sparrow.jpg align=center border=1 hspace=5 vspace=8 alt="Sage Sparrow, image credit: identify.whatbird.com/obj/615/_/Sage_Sparrow_Breeding_Male.aspx"><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=3 color=black><b>Sage Sparrow, original image found at: </b></font><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=2 color=black>identify.whatbird.com/obj/615/_/Sage_Sparrow_Breeding_Male.aspx</font></center>
Albuquerque NM: Mark your calendars: On March 27 and April 17, Christopher Rustay and his co-presenter will provide our most in-depth coverage ever of the occurrence, habitat, habits, calls, and identification characteristics of Sparrows. The subtleties of gray, brown, black, orange, pink, yellow, white, even red, of these often secretive birds will be brought into such focus that what you thought of before as LBJs will be revealed as masterpieces of detail and perfection that (hopefully) will no longer elude your binocular'ed eye.
The series will be held at 7:15 at St. Timothy's Lutheran Church (on the NW corner of Copper and Jefferson NE), Two classes only, preregistration available, but not required. Pay $6.00 at the door per class, or pay in advance.
For more information: http://newmexicoaudubon.org/cnmas/