[cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Bird Club April meeting

[Colleen Richards]

Next Monday, April 15, will be the next monthly meeting of the Cayuga Bird 
Club. Note: this is one week later than usual (due to the eclipse)
 Julie Hart, Project Coordinator, New York Breeding Bird Atlas III, will be 
giving her presentation, "How you can help NYs breeding birds" on 
Monday, April 15, 2024, 7:30pm at Foundation of Light at 391 Turkey Hill Rd.; 
social time starts at 7 pm, the reading of the bird list at 7:20, and club 
business at 7:30 followed by the presentation. Learn about the third Breeding 
Bird Atlas in NY and how you can help this community science project. Atlasing 
is a great way for birders of all abilities to learn about birds while directly 
contributing to science and conservation. This is the final year of the 5-year 
Atlas project. Can you help us fill in a gap for your favorite species? Do you 
like to bird somewhere unique or remote? The Atlas is a statewide survey and 
you can participate at any time using the free eBird app. Wile atlasing, you 
will explore new areas, search for clues into the secret lives of birds, and 
expand your understanding and appreciation of birds. Whether you have been 
sitting on the fence about contributing to the project or have never heard of 
the Atlas before, now is your chance to contribute to the largest community 
science project in the state. There won't be another atlas until 2040! Attend 
this talk to find out how you can participate and make an impact for bird 
conservation. About the Speaker: Julie started birding while working in Ithaca 
as a bird conservation intern with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Audubon. 
She traveled for several years doing field work around the globe, then spent 
several years chasing high-elevation birds around the Northeast and Hispaniola 
as the coordinator for Mountain Birdwatch, before she went on to earn her 
Masters degree studying the impacts of climate change on Cassia 
Crossbill in southern Idaho. After spending several years abroad, she is now 
the Project Coordinator for the third Breeding Bird Atlas in NY. She also 
serves as the co-chair of the North American Ornithological Atlas Committee. 
Members are invited to join Julie for dinner at Moosewood Restaurant 215 N 
Cayuga St, Ste 70 at 5:30 p.m. before the meeting. Please RSVP to Colleen 
Richards at clr82@juno.comby Friday (4/12) so reservations can be made. Colleen 
Richards Corresponding Secretary Cayuga Bird Club Cayuga Bird Club meetings are 
held on the second Monday of each month, September through June, and are free 
and open to the public.  We will attempt to make presentations available 
virtually as a recording posted a few days later, on our YouTube channel 
@cayugabirdclub. 

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Re: [cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Bird Club April meeting

[Laura Stenzler]

I just want to add that David is an amazing speaker and this will be a very 
entertaining program. Hope to see you all there!

Laura

Laura Stenzler
l...@cornell.edu

On Apr 4, 2019, at 10:17 AM, Colleen Richards 
mailto:cl...@juno.com>> wrote:



Next Monday, April 8, will be the next monthly meeting of the Cayuga Bird Club.

David Toews, Ph.D., Dept of Biology, Pennsylvania State University, State 
College, PA, will give his presentation, "Mistakes Happen! Hybridization in 
Wood Warblers".

Dr. David Toews has worked on studying hybrid zones in wood warblers for over 
ten years. He will discuss what he has learned about avian evolution by 
studying these hybrid zones, as well some notable rare, unusual and initially 
mysterious hybridization events that he has discovered by using new genetic 
methods.
The meeting will be held at the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. Doors open 
at 7:00 pm and there will be cookies and conversation starting at 7:15. Bird 
club business begins at 7:30 pm followed by the presentation. All are welcome.
Members are invited to join David for dinner at Sumo's Japanese Hibachi and 
Sushi (2309 N. Triphammer Rd - Cayuga Mall) just before the meeting at 5:30 
p.m. Please RSVP to Colleen Richards at cl...@juno.com  
by noon Monday so reservations can be made.
Colleen Richards
Corresponding Secretary
Cayuga Bird Club
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[cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Bird Club April meeting

[Colleen Richards]

Next Monday, April 8, will be the next monthly meeting of the Cayuga Bird Club. 
David Toews, Ph.D., Dept of Biology, Pennsylvania State University, State 
College, PA, will give his presentation, "Mistakes Happen! Hybridization in 
Wood Warblers". Dr. David Toews has worked on studying hybrid zones in wood 
warblers for over ten years. He will discuss what he has learned about avian 
evolution by studying these hybrid zones, as well some notable rare, unusual 
and initially mysterious hybridization events that he has discovered by using 
new genetic methods.The meeting will be held at the Cornell Laboratory of 
Ornithology. Doors open at 7:00 pm and there will be cookies and conversation 
starting at 7:15. Bird club business begins at 7:30 pm followed by the 
presentation. All are welcome.Members are invited to join David for dinner at 
Sumo's Japanese Hibachi and Sushi (2309 N. Triphammer Rd - Cayuga Mall) just 
before the meeting at 5:30 p.m. Please RSVP to Colleen Richards at 
cl...@juno.com  by noon Monday so reservations can be made.Colleen 
RichardsCorresponding SecretaryCayuga Bird Club

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[cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Bird Club April meeting

[cl...@juno.com]

Next Monday, April 10, will be the next monthly meeting of the Cayuga Bird 
Club. Bruce Smith and Katherine [Kit] Muma,  will give their presentation, 
"Kiwis and Kokakos: Wildlife Conservation in New Zealand".  Although they have 
both been on faculty in the Biology Dept. at Ithaca College, Bruce retired 3 
years ago. His courses included Animal Behavior; Aquatic Ecology; and Parasites 
and Vectors of Disease. Among the courses Kit has taught are Field Ornithology, 
and Bird Brains and Mind Games: Animal Consciousness. They spent parts of their 
last two sabbatical leaves in New Zealand.
 New Zealand bird species evolved in isolation, remote from any other 
significant land masses and virtually without terrestrial mammals. 
Consequently, the bird fauna was poorly adapted for the onslaught of mammalian 
predators that came with human settlement, first with the Maori people and 
later with European colonists. A significant proportion of the woodland species 
went extinct and many of the remaining ones are few in number and isolated on 
offshore island or remote patches of native forest.
 New Zealand, however, is a world leader in conservation, and has brought a 
number of their species back from the brink of extinction. Join us for an 
evening of video and still photography of birds of New Zealand, and a 
discussion of the challenges they face.The meeting will be held at the Cornell 
Laboratory of Ornithology. Doors open at 7:00 pm and there will be cookies and 
conversation starting at 7:15. Bird club business begins at 7:30 pm followed by 
the presentation. All are welcome.There will be no speaker dinner before the 
Club meeting.
See you all on Monday.
Colleen RichardsCorresponding SecretaryCayuga Bird Club

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[cayugabirds-l] Cayuga Bird Club April Meeting 4/13/2015

[cl...@juno.com]

  The Cayuga Bird Club will be meeting on Monday, April 13, at 7:30 at the 
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, with cookies and conversation at 7:15.Title: 
Their World of Sound: An Exploration of Bird Sounds
Speaker: Greg Budney, Collections Development Curator, Macaulay Library, 
Cornell Lab of Ornithology Explore the lives of birds through a presentation of 
sound recordings from the Macaulay Library, the worldrsquo;s largest archive 
of bird sounds. Birds make some of the most compelling sounds heard in nature. 
From the stunningly beautiful to the bizarre, from drumming to mimicry, from 
the Nightingale to the Musician Wren mdash; wersquo;ll listen to sounds that 
birds use to communicate and the ldquo;windowrdquo; these sounds provide into 
their complex lives. Hope to see you there on Monday! 
Colleen Richards 
Correspondence Secretary 
Cayuga Bird Club

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