COBirders,

Although not related to CO birding I am forwarding this along for Carol as it 
may be of interest to some here in CO.
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Hello  Colorado Birders,

Have you dreamed of birding the Texas coast during spring migration?  Would you 
like to support habitat conservation for migrant birds at the same time?  
Consider participating in the biggest, baddest, funnest birding tournament 
ever, the Great Texas Birding Classic.  The Birding Classic is held along the 
Texas coast each spring during the peak of migration.  Teams compete for 
conservation dollars (and bragging rights) in several different categories 
including a five-day tournament, one-day sectional tournaments in each of the 
three sections of the coast, and a Big Sit! tournament.  The one-day sectionals 
include tournaments for three different age groups including adults (18 and 
over), Gliders (age 14-18), and Roughwings (age 13 and under).  The one-day 
sectionals also include an Energy Saver option in which teams compete for bird 
species per mile rather than just total number of bird species.  If you want to 
compete with a smaller energy footprint, the
 Energy Saver is for you.  Each tournament has a conservation prize of $20,000, 
$10,000 or $3,000 associated with it and the winners get to choose from a 
selection of approved conservation project proposals on the Texas coast to 
award their prize.  

You can find out more information on the Birding Classic website 
(www.birdingclassic.org) or you can e-mail me at the address below.  This year 
the tournament runs from April 26th to May 3rd and registrations are due by 
March 13th.  Get together with your friends and start planning your strategy 
today and then come on down to the great state of Texas in April and whoop it 
up!

 
Carol Jones
Birding Classic Coordinator
Gulf Coast Bird Observatory
www.gcbo.org
979-480-0999
[email protected]

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