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Big Events are coming for Birds and Beers! I’m sorry it’s taken so long to book the one for March but between my trip to Panama and someone requesting a Birds and Beers I had to wait. The next Birds and Beers will be:
Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 6 pm at Merlin’s Rest get there early to get a seat! We’ll have an out of town birder visiting us for this edition in the form of Blobby Birdman.
And I went ahead and thought I’d set a date for another April Birds and Beers and that we’d try and go for a little Woodcock action in again. Last year at Birds and Beers–The Woodcock Tailgate Edition we heard them but didn’t see them, maybe this time it will be different. The April Woodcock edition will be:
Sunday, April 18, 2010 at Lebanon Hills Regional Park. The woodcocks start their display about 15 – 20 minutes after sunset, which means they will start around 8:30pm. Since the display area is next to the visitor center at the park, we’ll meet there starting about 7:15 pm and have an old fashioned tailgate party–you can come early to mingle or come closer to magic hour. Bring your own food and beverages and we’ll laugh until it’s Woodcock Time. The park closes at 10pm, so this gives us plenty of time to get some great birding done.
Birds and Beers is an informal gathering of birders of all abilities–if you’re interested in birds, you’re invited. You can meet other birders–maybe find a carpool buddy, ask about where to find target birds, share cool research projects you might be working on, ask a bird feeding question, share life lists, share some digiscoping tips, promote your blog–the sky is the limit. It’s low key and it’s fun.
To get updates on when the next Birds and Beers will be, become a fan of Birds and Beers on Facebook and when a new event it planned, you’ll get a notification. Or check back here.
Here are links to past Birds and Beers:
Birds and Beers–The Crow Roost (and biggest one yet!) Edition
Birds and Beers–The Holiday Edition
Birds and Beers–And A Scotch Tasting
Birds and Beers–The Texas Edition
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