Reads & Company, in conjunction with the Valley Forge Audubon Society, is happy to welcome John Kricher to a virtual conversation about his most recent book, The Peterson Reference Guide […]
Sue Killeen - Former club president Northern Ecuador features some of the country's best-known birding locales. It is possible to see over 400 species in 10 days. The west […]
Dorothy Bedford Note: This is a virtual meeting. Zoom signon will start at 7:15 to enable the meeting to begin at 7:30.
Shirley Klein Learn about the annual migration of the monarch butterfly, and view the butterflies in their winter home in the mountains of central Mexico. Note: This is a virtual […]
Bill Barber Bill will present photographs from his home county of Berks County as well as from the many international trips he has taken over the past 10 years. Note: This is […]
Brian Quindlen Southeastern Arizona is a birder’s paradise! On his first-ever trip to this region, BQ and friends made the most of their time exploring as many hotspots as they […]
Coordinated by Luc Jacobs. If you have photos to contribute contact Luc at jacobsluc52@yahoo.com or 484-706-1999. Note: This is a virtual meeting. Zoom signon will start at 7:15 to enable […]
Linda Widdop - President of the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club
While you can’t really see Russia from any point in Alaska, St. Paul Island is pretty close. Located in the Bering Sea, this island is a destination for birders who want to see birds that are blown over from Russia and other parts of Europe and Asia. We will learn about the bird species that have been found on the island recently, facts about the island and how to plan a successful trip.
Linda recently visited St. Paul Island for the first time with a group of friends including Marty Dellwo and Todd Fellenbaum. She will share stories and photos from the trip.
Note: This is a virtual meeting. Zoom signon will start at 7:15 to enable the meeting to begin at 7:30.
Armas Hill
Based on a book, first published in 2008 (with a second printing in 2019), "100 Birds to See in Your Lifetime", Armas will do the countdown, as in the book, from 100 to 1, with about 50 of the interesting and spectacular species with which he is familiar.
Those birds will be from 6 continents, having names such as: magnificent, superb, marvelous, and resplendent.
Note: This is a virtual meeting. Zoom signon will start at 7:15 to enable the meeting to begin at 7:30.
Museum of Natural Science
Louisiana State University
Sandy Lockerman
Katie Fallon