Our Field Trips Chair, Lauren Whitenack wrote a useful article on ways we can all help birds around our homes. This article was originally published on the CritterFacts site.
Welcome to our quarterly newsletter, The Pelican's art section! Enjoy these contributions by our members.
Please join us for our first monthly meeting of the year at the Landscape Center of Moana Nursery. Date: January 23, 2024 Time: Doors open at 6:30 pm for social time, snacks, and book raffle! The presentation starts at 7:00. Location: 1190 W. Moana Lane, Reno Ned Bohman, Outreach Coordinator with the Great Basin Bird Observatory will speak about some of his recent experience volunteering on Southeast Farallon Island, an incredible landscape with much biodiversity. The Farallones are an oasis located in a different type of desert than typically seen in Nevada. Ned will talk about bird migration on the island, seals, sea lions, sharks, whales, salamanders and others. Register here. On the first Sunday of each month beginning January 7th, Lahontan Audubon Society's Field Trip Chair, Lauren Whitenack, will lead bird walks at the May Arboretum. During these 2-3 hour outings, you'll observe different bird species and other wildlife. The Arboretum has more than 13 acres of wetlands, woodlands, and gardens, which make for a great opportunity to view the plethora of birds that call this home. Reserve your spot at https://mayarboretumsociety.org/events/ [$5 for Public, FREE for May Arboretum Society & LAS Members].
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