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Spring 2002
Nahkeeta Northwest Presents:

Songbird Outback: learn the bird behind the song, migrant song birds -
from flycatchers to warblers.

Spring Song Bird Class Description

Have you ever wondered what birds you heard on those lush spring
mornings? Every year many colorful, songful birds of the tropics
migrate thousands of miles to the northwest to nest and raise young.
This group of birds, also known as neotropical migrants, is a fun
challenge in local birding, offering great variety in color, song and
habitat. We will also explore their basic ecology and conservation.
LITTLE BROWN BIRDS NO MORE!! We invite you to learn how to identify
individual species through sight, sound and association. Please join
Nahkeeta Northwest Biologist David Drummond in a two part class
including one lecture and one field session. Whether you are a beginner
or advanced, this is an opportunity to enhance your field skills and
feed your senses!!

Instructor: David Drummond, Wildlife Research Biologist/Naturalist

Cost: $70 for the series of two classes

Schedule: Lecture* - Wed. May 22, 6:00-9:00 pm
Field Study - Sat. May 25, 6:00-9:00 am

* Songbird friendly coffee will be served

Location: Padilla Bay - Breazeale Interpretive Center, Bayview Wa

for more information or to register call:
Padilla Bay 360-428-1558
Nahkeeta NW 360-766-6008
or email : nahkeeta at fidalgo.net

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Jean Olson
Nahkeeta Northwest Wildlife Services
PO Box 176
Bow, WA 98232
(360) 766-6008
Email: nnw2 at fidalgo.net
Website: www.fidalgo.net/~nahkeeta