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SUMMARY:Jack Nisbet on "The Last Wild Condors in the PNW"
DESCRIPTION:WOS’s monthly meetings resume October 4\, 2021 with an online presentation by author\, naturalist and teach Jack Nisbet on “The Last Wild Condors in the Pacific Northwest.”\nHis presentation will explore written and oral records of wild California condors in the Columbia River drainage\, with particular attention to late 19th and early 20th century birds in the Interior. He will also discuss the prospects for future release of captive birds intended to re-establish the condor’s\npresence in our region. \nMr. Nisbet has written several books about the human and natural history of the Intermountain West as well as award-winning biographies of fur agent David Thompson and naturalist David Douglas. He is also a life-long bird enthusiast. \nCheck the Monthly Meetings page for details on joining the presentation using GoToMeeting.
URL:https://wos.org/event/jack-nisbet-on-the-last-wild-condors-in-the-pnw/
CATEGORIES:Monthly Meetings
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SUMMARY:Columbia Basin Migrant Traps
DESCRIPTION:Trip Title: Columbia Basin Migrant TrapsTrip Leader: RJ Baltierra\nContact me at Richard.baltierra@outlook.com with questions or to sign up. Day before or day of the trip call my cell at 509-540-5084\nDate: Sunday September 26\, 2021\nMeeting time & place: Meet at 7 am at Bassett Park\, Washtucna.\nMax # of Participants: 10\nTrip Description: We will be visiting Washtucna\, Palouse Falls SP\, and Lyons Ferry SP. Depending on time\, and how the birding is we may go down to Windust and the Lower Monumental Dam area. We aim to be back in Washtucna before 5pm or if we do not car pool you can leave on your own terms. Pack a lunch. We will walking on mostly flat areas in parks\, tennis/hiking shoes will be fine. Rain and especially wind is a possibility so bring clothes with that in mind. These areas are very well known migrant traps so the hope here is to find some rarities\, whether it be rare sparrows\, a vagrant warbler or even a lost pelagic species. This is the later end for a lot things\, but there is still a strong potential for something unusual to show up. We will be in Franklin and Adams\, with migration going on this would be a great time to pick up a few new ones for these counties
URL:https://wos.org/event/columbia-basin-migrant-traps/
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