Meetings
Sept. 12
Monday 7:30 p.m.
Cayuga Bird Club Meeting
Johnson Center Auditorium Speaker: Petra Deane
Petra Deane, a Ph.D. candidate in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, will present “Uncovering the Evolutionary Secrets of a Small, Nocturnal Seabird.”
Oct. 10
Monday 7:30 p.m.
Cayuga Bird Club Meeting
Johnson Center Auditorium Speaker: Silvia Mioc
In her presentation, “Romania and Birding its Danube Delta,” Silvia Mioc will give a brief overview of Romania and the formation of the Danube delta, and then she will share photographs of her July 2011 birding trip in that region. Silvia became interested in birding in 2006 when she moved to Painted Post from Colorado for her job. She is originally from Romania, but her July trip was the first time she visited the Danube delta.
Field Trips
Sept. 16–18 Friday– Sunday
Field Trip: Cape May, NJ
Leader: Ann Mitchell Meet: Lab of Ornithology*
Only room for 6 participants; sign up by August 28. This weekend trip will explore several birding areas around Cape May, New Jer- sey. The trip is limited to Cayuga Bird Club members. Contact Ann at annmitchell13@gmail.com or at 277-2926 to reserve a spot.
Sept. 17
Saturday 7:30 a.m.– noon
Field Trip: Fall migrants
Leader: Bill Baker Meet: Lab of Ornithology*
Migration is well underway by the middle of September, with birds moving every day and night. This local trip will search for those sometimes-elusive travelers. For further information contact Bill at 539-3203 or at bilbaker@pop.lightlink.com.
Sept. 25
Sunday 7:30 a.m.– noon
Field Trip: Local hotspots
Leader: Bob McGuire Meet: Lab of Ornithology*
Bob will lead a half-day trip to locations determined by the weather, recent sightings, and the interests of the group. Contact Bob at 339-5360 or at bmcguire@clarityconnect.com for more information.
Oct. 9
Sunday 7:30 a.m.– noon
Field Trip: Local hotspots
Leader: Laura Stenzler Meet: Lab of Ornithology*
The destination of this trip will be decided on the day, based upon where birds have been observed in recent days and suggestions from the group. Birds are still migrating, so there could be lots of surprises. Contact Laura at 539-6893 or at lms9@cornell.edu with any questions.
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