The West Indies are one of evolution’s great laboratories. There are birds, lizards, and other animals found no where else in the world. Pam Hunt first visited the region in 1990, got hooked, and has been back over 20 times since.
Come listen to Hunt talk about the West Indies, the diversity of birds found there!
Thursday, February 17, 7:30 p.m.
The Loon Center on Lees Mill Rd. Moultonborough.
Contact: The Loon Center at 476-5666
Spring Migration begins in Winter!
The Sandwich (NH) Christmas Bird Count will be held on Sunday, January 2, 2011.
Volunteers from all over North America will head out this winter season to look for birds. Audubon’s International Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is the oldest scientific database on bird populations in the world. The 2010 Christmas season marks the 111th annual. Each year the count area picks its official bird survey day between December 14th and January 5th.
As with the other 20 official bird count areas in the state of New Hampshire, volunteers will begin heading out before sunrise to listen and look for birds. The day closes with a compilation meeting where volunteers gather together to report and tally what they have seen. For a list of the New Hampshire CBC areas and contact persons, visit NH Audubon at http://nhbirdrecords.org/birding/CBC.htm
We hope you can join us for this wonderful program!
Lakes Region Audubon 