BIRDS OF EASTERN WASHINGTON AND OREGON
BIRDS OF EASTERN WASHINGTON AND OREGON
(ONLINE)
SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021, 9:00AM - 11:00AM PACIFIC TIME
VIA ZOOM (CLASS WILL BE RECORDED AND AVAILABLE FOR ONE WEEK)
Registration closes at 8:00am the day of the class. Be sure and reserve your spot!
INSTRUCTOR:
LAURA WHITTEMORE
A unique and varied group of birds make their living on the eastern side of Oregon and Washington. Sagebrush, grasslands, ponderosa pines, and expansive wetlands provide breeding habitat for abundant birdlife, much of which you won’t find on the west side of these states. Meet the Golden Eagle, Prairie Falcon, Green-tailed Towhee, White-faced Ibis, Pygmy Nuthatch and many others in this class, and get excited to explore these habitats.
TUITION: $5 - $20 SLIDING SCALE
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About the instructor:
Longtime birder and teacher Laura Whittemore loves to show beginners the tricks of the trade. She has taught classes for Audubon Society of Portland and previously worked for Backyard Bird Shop, where she helped bird-feeding enthusiasts ID those confusing little brown birds. Laura holds a BA in Biology from Lewis and Clark College and has traveled in the US, Australia, South Africa, and Antarctica in search of birds.