It's fall and time for bird club meetings & presentations!

The *Queens County Bird Club Inc.* meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month at
the Alley Pond Environmental Center (APEC) in Bayside (for travel
directions, see http://www.alleypond.com/directions.htm).*  *Meetings (and
field trips) are free, all are invited.*
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SEPTEMBER MEETING:                   WEDNESDAY, September 16th  8:00pm, APEC
PROGRAM:     BIRDS (& OTHER CREATURES) OF HONDURAS by Corey Finger

Corey Finger started birding in 2005, started bird blogging in 2007, and
moved to Queens in 2008. This year these three things have come together and
Corey will be giving a presentation on the birds (and other creatures) he
saw in Honduras on his trip there in Feb. and March.   Corey is one of three
bloggers who writes 10,000 Birds (http://10000birds.com/), the world's
most-read birding blog, and wishes he could quit his day job to bird full
time.
  OCTOBER MEETING: WEDNESDAY, October 21st  8:00pm, APEC PROGRAM: SHOREBIRDS
by Lloyd Spitalnik

Lloyd Spitalnik is well known in the NYC birding circles. Birding for more
than 25 years, he runs Metro Birding Briefs, an email service that gets the
word out on "rare" birds in our area. He is also an accomplished
photographer, with photos featured in numerous magazines and calendars, and
one of two featured photographers at the Newark Museum's exhibit Skies Alive.
Lloyd has been running, along  with Don Riepe and Kevin Karlson, the Jamaica
Bay Shorebird Festival, which takes place in August.  He also leads photo
tours in the area.  You can see his work at
http://lloydspitalnikphotos.com/.


  *Donna Schulman, Forest Hills, NY
editor, QCBC News & Notes
<[email protected]*>


Queens County Bird Club
President: Arie Gilbert, <[email protected]>
Vice-President, Lou Widerka, <[email protected]>

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