Posting on behalf of Delta Wind Birds Gaynell Perry, Shelby County The gull Identification workshop, originally scheduled for this Friday afternoon, has been postponed one week due to expected inclement weather. The workshop will start at NOON (and finish in late afternoon) on Friday, Feb. 27, with an indoor session near Arkabutla Dam in DeSoto County, followed by a local field trip to gulling hotspots. At Arkabutla Dam and spillway, we will be able to study plumages up close, including likely good photographic opportunities for Bonaparte's and Ring-billed Gulls. At Tunica Dump, we will practice our skills by picking through large numbers of Ring-billed Gulls and modest numbers of Herring Gulls, while also striving to find something more rare. The workshop is being held on a weekday because the Tunica Dump, arguably one of the top gull hotspots in the mid South, is much more attractive to gulls on weekdays (due to trash movement by tractors). With this arctic blast, maybe we will get lucky and find some goodies from up north. For a bit more info and to register, visit: https://www.deltawindbirds.org/product/gull-identification-workshop/ <https://www.deltawindbirds.org/product/gull-identification-workshop/> We still have lots of space available, and this is likely to be a relatively small group, so we hope you can join us. All net proceeds from DWB events support DWB's efforts to provide habitat for migratory shorebirds in the MS Delta. Good birding, Jason Hoeksema Oxford, MS -- Dr. Jason D. Hoeksema, Associate Professor Department of Biology University of Mississippi phone: 662-915-1275 lab website <http://www.olemiss.edu/hoeksemalab/index.html>