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6th Annual Birding Festival - May 14-15, 2010
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The Discovery Center Bird Club (DCBC) Bird Club was officially established on June 04, 2005.The Club welcomes all birdwatchers, whatever one’s specific interest or skill level – be it the beginner, expert, or casual observer.  The Club has set out with the goals to meet, share, have fun, and improve our birding skills; to draw attention to the richness of bird life in the Northwoods; and to participate in projects aimed at bird conservation and habitat improvement efforts. Guests and prospective members are welcome to attend monthly meetings, held the first Monday of the month at the Discovery Center. We begin informally, by sharing sightings, stories and updates, by announcing upcoming field trips, and by discussing and planning for future outings.  The meetings also entail an informative presentation by volunteer members and guest speakers, and are always accompanied by coffee and snacks.In addition to meetings, newsletters, and social gatherings, membership benefits include several researched outings each month April – September, and at least one outing per month October – March.  Members and guest volunteers organize and lead outings, which may be held locally or statewide. The Discovery Center offers a meeting place for members; provides administrative and communication benefits such as computer and copier use;  an email contact; equipment;<>  and transportation. In turn, the Bird Club serves the local community and the Center by leading outings open to the public, and by promoting conservation and education through a variety of education and conservation related projects.The North Lakeland Discovery Center is a featured spot along the Great Wisconsin Birding and Nature Trail -- and with good reason! The Center offers a variety of self-guided trails ideal for bird walks, as well as a number of public programs related to birds. For more information, please click here.
 

Nature Notes
2/12/2010 to 2/15/2010 The Great Backyard Bird Count. For further information can be found on "The Great Backyard Bird Count" website.

2/17/2010 2010 Birding Festival Planning Committee Meeting at Discovery Center in Bobcat Cabin at Discovery Center at 9:00am.

3/1/2010 Monthly Bird Club Meeting, Bob Cat Cabin @ Discovery Center. Time 6:00pm. Program "How to Identify Birds by Color and Pattern". Presenter - Ann Swift

4/1/2010 Monthly Bird Club Meeting, Bob Cat Cabin @ Discovery Center. Time 7:00pm. Program "2010 Annual Sand Hill Crane Count". Presenter - Zack Wilson

4/17/2010 Annual Vilas County Sand Hill Crane Count.

4/22/2010 Weekly Birding outing. Location and time to be announced.

4/29/2010 Weekly Birding outing. Location and time to be announced

5/03/2010 Monthly Bird Club Meeting, Bob Cat Cabin @ Discovery Center. Time 7:00pm. Program "Planning Session - 2010 Birding Festival"

5/13/2010 Work Day - "2010 Birding Festival"

5/14/2010 - 5/15/2010 - "2010 Birding Festival"

NOTE: DETAILS REGARDING ANY OF THESE ACTIVITIES MAY BE OBTAINED BY CONTACTING DISCOVERY CENTER STAFF, THE ACTIVITY LEADER, OR ANY OF THE CLUB OFFICERS LISTED BELOW.

 
2009 Bird Club Officers & Contacts
 
Click here for Bird Club Membership Form.

Click the links to learn more about our Club's organizational structure in Regulations; a bit more about the way we function day-to-day in Policies and Procedures. To request that your name be added to our Birding mailing list, please email us at birds@discoverycenter.net.

 
North Lakeland Discovery Center
P.O. Box 237 ~ Manitowish Waters, WI 54545
Toll Free: (877) 543-2085

birds@discoverycenter.net