If you’ve ever wished you knew a bit more about Georgia’s shorebirds,
you’ve got an opportunity without traveling five hours to the coast. During this workshop, we’ll mix it up a bit and
instead of learning about new tools, techniques and software, we will
have a discussion about ornithology. Rather than focusing on technical
aspects of birding, in this Warnell workshop I’ll go over a bit of
identification, life history, and talk briefly about how shorebirds are
tagged and studied. There will be a lot of pictures, and some tips on
how you can help with a few aspects of shorebird conservation. The main
purpose is to broaden your horizons, help point out some of the birds
you might be sharing the beach with, and show everyone that shorebirds
are not that tricky to identify.Tuesday September 23 at 3:15pm in room 4-517.
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