Hi everybody. Next Saturday 8/25/2012 is the date for the 7th Annual
Jamaica Bay Shorebird Festival. Below is the schedule of events.
Hope to see you there.

7th Annual Shorebird Festival at Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge

 Saturday, August 25, 8am-5pm -  A partnership program with NYC Audubon,
Gateway National Recreation Area, and the American Littoral Society

The Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge is internationally renowned for its fall
shorebird migration as thousands of birds from over 35 species regularly
stop at East and West Ponds during their southward flight. Peak numbers
usually occur in August. Join the 7th Annual Festival to learn from the
experts about biology, behavior, and how to identify shorebirds.

8-8:30am  Coffee, Juice, bagels and Donuts  ( paid for by Joe and Debbie
MCManus )

8:30-10:30am   Shorebird identification hike to West Pond

10:30am-11:30   Issues, research, and management of Jamaica Bay’s Wildlife
Refuge (Don Riepe)    Shorebird Photography (Lloyd Spitalnik)

11:30am-11:50  NYC Audubon Shorebird Research (John Rowden:

11:50am-12:10pm  Birds of Honduras – Robert Gallardo (Guest author)

12:1-pm-1  Lunch (bring your own or buy locally)

1:00pm- 4   Shorebird identification hike to East Pond

4pm-5 -  Shorebirds of North America (Kevin Karlson)

The program is free and open to the public on a reservation basis. (A
$20.00 donation is requested to defray expenses and pay some travel for
speakers.)  Bring water, lunch, and binoculars and wear boots or sensible
shoes.  For more information and reservations, please contact Don Riepe at
(718) 318-9344 or donriepe.

All the best,
Lloyd Spitalnik
www.lloydspitalnikphotos.com

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