Hi All,

I was looking for the list of field trip leaders and didn't see them. Have they been posted? Thanks, Ilene Samowitz


--- On Sat, 4/5/08, pslott <VariedThrush at comcast.net> wrote:

> From: pslott <VariedThrush at comcast.net>
> Subject: [Tweeters] WOSNews w/Conference registration arrives
> To: "TWEETERS" <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
> Cc: "WOS board" <Board at wos.org>
> Date: Saturday, April 5, 2008, 9:09 PM
> Hello Tweeters,
>
> WOS members should be finding the Conference issue of
> WOSNews in their
> mailboxes from today on. We don?t have a cover story this
> time, so
> please look at page 7 and the following pages for trips and
> target
> species locations, lodging, food, and registration
> materials. Trip
> leaders will be found on www.wos.org by Tuesday. Please
> submit your
> questions to the online source jstephens62 at comcast.net and
> the
> appropriate conference contact will respond. You may
> register at any
> time. Look in WOSNews or online for the deadline and for
> registration
> processing details.
>
> This conference features trips that you will not find in
> any published
> materials. So, if you want to beef up your Benton,
> Franklin, Walla
> Walla, Garfield, or Columbia county lists, or if you want
> to get a
> Green-tailed Towhee and other specialties for your state
> list you should
> have a lot of fun on these trips. Reference the Target
> Species list for
> birds you?d like to see and then cross-reference your
> DeLorme for the
> trip start and end locations. We can take you to places
> you?ve never
> been before!
>
> This conference has the distinction of offering a fresh
> slate of good
> local birders as field trip leaders as well as many veteran
> WOS trip
> leaders. Heidi Newson, Phil Bartley, Jim Nessler, Bob
> Dirting, Howard
> Browers, Michael Willison, and Mike and MerryLynn Denny are
> some the
> locals that will be on hand to lead birders into the
> verdant forests of
> the Blue Mountains, across the passerine-filled riparian
> corridors, and
> into the rich Walla Walla Delta.
>
> Come and spend a few days exploring this special corner of
> the state and
> its unique and special birds. We?ll see you there!
>
> The WOS Board
>
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