Hi, Tweeters -

Local wildlife photographer Paul Bannick will be presenting for a third time at
the Burke Museum on February 22nd at 7pm. The first two were sold-out, so
we're offering yet another chance to see and hear about his amazing work
photographing birds. Information below.

Cheers,

Tim Stetter
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Seattle, WA
stetter at u.washington.edu

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Paul Bannick: Intimate Images of Birds ~ With a Focus on Owls and
Woodpeckers
Thursday, February 22 at 7pm
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Seattle, WA
www.burkemuseum.org

Award-winning photographer, conservation professional, educator, and
naturalist, Paul Bannick creates stunning natural images while hiking,
kayaking, and snowshoeing throughout the greater Pacific Northwest. A
native Seattlelite, Paul?s photographs reflect a lifetime of studying our native
flora and fauna, and foster a sense of intimacy between the viewer and
subject with the ultimate goal of motivating conservation of habitat.

Paul and his photography have been recently featured in Pacific Northwest
Magazine in a story written by Pulitzer Prize winner William Dietrich.
Download (PDF), in the November 2006 Sunset Magazine, Pacific Northwest
Magazine, and on KUOW. Paul Bannick is also a regular photo contributor to
many books, magazines, websites, and organizations including Seattle
Audubon?s BirdNotes program, North Cascades Institute, and Conservation
Northwest, where he is director of development.

See more of Paul Bannick?s work at www.paulbannick.com.

Tickets:
Tickets in advance: $8/$6 Burke members and students with ID
Call 206-543-9681, email burked at u.washington.edu for reservations or
information.
Seating is limited; advance ticket purchase recommended.
Doors open at 6:30 pm.