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2011
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Island Audubon Field Trip
Saturday January 14 - 9-11 am
Meet at Park & Ride at Ober Park
You don't have to be a member or an experienced birder to participate and no reservations are necessary -- just come down to Ober Park at 9:00 o'clock and join us for a fun visit to birding spots around the Island.
Each bird walk is led by highly experienced birders.
More Info
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Vashon-Maury Island Audubon Program
The Great Washington State Birding Trail: Puget Loop with Mapmaker Christi Norman
Tuesday, January 17 at 7:00 PM
Vashon Maury Island Land Trust building
Contact: Ann Spiers, Program Chair, 463 9858
The Program is FREE and all are welcome.
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King County Parks Volunteer Restoration Event with AmeriCorps and People for Puget Sound
Maury Island Marine Park
January 16th (Martin Luther King Day) 10:30AM to 2:00PM.
We’ll be planting native trees and shrubs, and if we have enough volunteers we might do some blackberry removal as well. This event is part of a national movement to make the Martin Luther King Day holiday not a day off, but a day ON – a day in which all Americans can come together and work to help one another. This would be a great day for groups, companies or families to help keep Maury Island Marine Park a beautiful place and rebuild lost habitat.
MORE INFO
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The Enjoyment of Birds
Vashon Audubon offers an updated series of five separate programs to help you enjoy the birds, inside and outside, through Fall, Winter and Spring.
More Info About This Series
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Advertisers who support Vashon-Maury Island Audubon Society
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Long-tailed Sylph (Hummingbird)
photo by Nate Chappell
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Trogon Tours
Tahoma Audubon Member Nate Chappell and Ecuadorian birding guide William Perez leads exciting birdwatching and nature photography tours.
For more information and the complete itinerary please see our website, www.trogontours.net or call Nate Chappell at 253-512-1060.
nchappell@trogontours.net
www.trogontours.net
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Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris
Voyage to the Falklands, South Georgia and the Antarctic
We are a small family-operated company that has long relied on word-of-mouth and repeat travelers, which has kept this unique trip more than full for many years. In fact, this incredible Antarctic voyage has been full at least a year in advance every time we have sailed in the last 15 years. This year is different.
Our voyage to the great Southern Ocean has come to be well known as the most in-depth way to see this incredible environment and, most especially, its tremendous seabirds and other wildlife. The full voyage itinerary is online:
http://www.cheesemans.com
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