When and Where:
Thursday, 27 December 7 PM
Location: TMCC Nature Learning Center
1245 Bald Hill Road, Albany, NH
Join Chris Lewey for a slide lecture on the birds of winter. Why do some birds migrate? Why do some remain as year round residents? Why do many species visit us here in New England only during these winter months? Find out all the answers as we take a closer look at the variety of species you may see at and away from your feeder. Chris will discuss the ecological pros and cons of feeding birds and how you can improve your feeding areas with the birds in mind. Bring your recent sightings and we’ll discuss the current avian activity of the day. We’ll take a look at some of the birds and (bird-watchers!) in the area. It’s often an interesting flock to investigate!
This will be a good opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about and possibly participating in our 19th annual Christmas Bird Count that is scheduled for Saturday January 5, 2008.
chris lewey, executive director
chris@ravenwildlife.com
RAVEN I.P.
474 Butter Hill Road
Chatham, NH 03813-5308
603.694.2200 office
603.694.2535 fax
www.ravenwildlife.com
Tom Remington
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