[TN-Bird] Clarksville Warioto Audubon field trip

(Apologies!!  Let's try this again.)
Here's your chance to become personally acquainted with our native prairie and 
the flora and fauna that call it home.  On Sunday, October 19 Dr. Wayne Chester 
and Daniel Moss will lead the group as we visit some of the last remnants of 
the great Kentucky Barrens located at Fort Campbell.  This area has recently 
received considerable publicity as the subject of several journal articles.  
Additionally the Fort Campbell barrens have been designated a Global IBA 
(internationally Important Bird Area) by Audubon.  We will meet in the Austin 
Peay State University McCord parking lot (College St. main entrance) and depart 
at 1:00 p.m.  Be sure to bring your binoculars, spotting scopes,  wear hiking 
shoes and appropriate clothing (for those who do not plan to walk out into the 
prairie there will still be plenty to see and hear).  Please note that since we 
will be entering federal property there are certain criteria we must observe; 
be sure to have a picture ID and do not bring cameras.  For additional 
information call (931) 647-4956.

Barbara Wilbur
Clarksville, TN
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