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Your Chance to Vote for Funding of National Audubon's Oil Spill Response Work

Text from a National Audubon Email Alert on June 3, 2010

Here's a big chance to help Audubon continue its vital work in response to the oil spill in the Guff of Mexico. Go to http://www.takepart.com/membersproject/vote to register and vote for Audubon--today and once a week through August 21. The top vote-getting group in each category of this American Express effort will receive a $200,000 donation for its work.[More]
 


Junior Birding Program, 2010-2011 Field Trip Schedule
by Fred Collins

These workshops, sponsored by the TX Ornithological Society and Kleb Woods Nature Center, are for students 8-18 who have a high aptitude and interest in bird study and who want to learn more about basic ornithology, bird identification, and experience field work with birds. The number of students at any one field trip will be limited to twelve or fewer students, so all field trips must have early registration.[More]
 


Ghost Bird Film Screening - August 19

Houston Premiere Film Screening
Ghost Bird: The Movie Telling the Tale of the Elusive Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Thursday, August 19, 6 PM
$7 Houston Museum of Natural Science & Houston Audubon members, $10 nonmembers

Ghost Bird is a documentary film about the tireless odyssey of the bird-watchers and scientists searching for the holy grail of birds, the extinct Ivory-billed Woodpecker—an enormous black and white crested bird almost 2 feet long with a 30 inch wingspan.

In 2004 after a lone sighting of the bird, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology launched a secret expedition to study and document the rediscovery of the ivory-billed woodpecker—an event celebrated around the world.[More]
 


Purple Martins at Willowbrook Mall

July 29 Press Release

Every evening around 8:15 PM there is an amazing natural phenomenon taking place near Willowbrook Mall. As dusk arrives at the busy shopping area, tens of thousands of Purple Martins (small insect eating birds) descend on live oak trees surrounding the Starbucks on 1960.[More]
 






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