[CT Birds] Workshops for Birders
High Pond Farm
birds at highpondfarm.org
Mon Apr 13 15:27:32 EDT 2009
SPACES AVAILABLE IN TWO BIRDING WORKSHOPS IN PLYMOUTH, NH
Birding By Ear: Learning How to Identify Birds by Recognizing Their
Songs
June 12 – 14, 2009 Mark Suomala
Have you ever wanted to identify birds just by hearing their songs? In this workshop, you will spend time practicing techniques that will enhance your bird-song observation skills and abilities. You will learn how to describe songs, learn mnemonics, and practice identifying bird-songs yourself. Class participants should plan to share their observations with each other, as sharing leads to better understanding, better results, and more fun!
Fee: $250, includes instruction in field and classroom, lodging for 2 nights, and all meals from Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch. The weekend begins with an introductory lecture on Friday evening after dinner on your own.
For more information, visit our website at http://www.highpondfarm.org
Avian Ecology: Populations and Communities
June 19 – 21, 2009 Leonard Reitsma
This 2-day workshop will combine lecture and discussion of key principles and theories concerning bird morphology, behavior and ecology, together with experience in the field. The field component will include bird identification and observation on a visit to the Bear Pond Natural Area in Canaan, NH, an active avian ecological research site near High Pond Farm. The research being undertaken at the site will be thoroughly discussed. There will also be time to explore the environs of High Pond Farm and to spend time in the classroom reviewing what we’ve learned in the field.
Fee: $250, includes instruction in field and classroom, lodging for 2 nights, and all meals from Saturday breakfast through Sunday lunch. The weekend begins with an introductory lecture on Friday evening after dinner on your own.
For more information, visit our website at http://www.highpondfarm.org
High Pond Farm is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Plymouth, New Hampshire, whose mission is to provide educational opportunities for amateur and professional naturalists. Our email address is info at highpondfarm.org.
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