jliddell
01-20-2009, 06:10 PM
CNMAS Plans Woodpecker Lecture and Field Workshop
Contributed by CNMAS - J Liddell - Edited by Steppin Out
<center><img src=http://steppinoutnewmexico.com/images/NM_RedHeadedWoodpecker.jpg border=2 align=center alt="Red Headed WoodPecker photo provided by Flicker"><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=2>Photo courtesy of Flicker Photo Archive - Photographer Unidentified</font></center>
Albuquerque NM - The first program of the Central New Mexico Audubon's 11th Annual Birding Academy will occur at 7:15 on Thursday Feb. 19 will feature woodpeckers. The presenter will be Steve Shunk, nationally-known woodpecker expert. The program will go beyond identification skills and talk about the importance of woodpeckers to their ecosystems. The presentation will occur at St. Timothy's Lutheran Church (NW corner of Copper and Jefferson NE). For more info call CNMAS at 505-255-7622.
Then on Sunday, February 22, Mr Shunk, will lead a day-long in-field workshop. The cost is $30 and advance registration is required. Call CNMAS at 505-255-7622 for more details or to reserve a space for this in-field workshop.
Contributed by CNMAS - J Liddell - Edited by Steppin Out
<center><img src=http://steppinoutnewmexico.com/images/NM_RedHeadedWoodpecker.jpg border=2 align=center alt="Red Headed WoodPecker photo provided by Flicker"><br><font face="Arial Narrow" size=2>Photo courtesy of Flicker Photo Archive - Photographer Unidentified</font></center>
Albuquerque NM - The first program of the Central New Mexico Audubon's 11th Annual Birding Academy will occur at 7:15 on Thursday Feb. 19 will feature woodpeckers. The presenter will be Steve Shunk, nationally-known woodpecker expert. The program will go beyond identification skills and talk about the importance of woodpeckers to their ecosystems. The presentation will occur at St. Timothy's Lutheran Church (NW corner of Copper and Jefferson NE). For more info call CNMAS at 505-255-7622.
Then on Sunday, February 22, Mr Shunk, will lead a day-long in-field workshop. The cost is $30 and advance registration is required. Call CNMAS at 505-255-7622 for more details or to reserve a space for this in-field workshop.