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| It’s the end of the summer and fall migration is well on its way. To celebrate this mass movement of birds, we will kick off out 2008-09 year with a visit from some birds that wish they could be migrating south. The Carolina Raptor Center will enthrall us with their presentation that includes live, permanently injured birds of prey. They will give the opportunity to learn about the natural history of these magnificent birds as well as discuss their migration through the area. And best of all we get to see them close up and personal, something difficult to do in the wild. |
| So start your fall migration by joining us on Thursday, September 4th at 7:30 PM in the fellowship hall of the Sharon Seventh Adventist Church (920 Sharon Amity). |
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| New Birding Spots Maps |
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| Beginner Bird Walks |
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| Are you considering picking up one of the most popular hobbies in the world? Bird watching can be relaxing and challenging all at the same time. Join Audubon members as they lead small groups in the beginning basics of this sport. We will teach you bird calls, songs and identification techniques. |
| Everyone is welcome but the walks will be limited to 10 people. So don't forget to contact the trip leader to make sure there is room. We encourage families and children to “bird” together. |
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