[TN-Bird] TOS Fall Meeting Schedule
- From: Virginia Reynolds <treynold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: TN-Bird <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 12:03:13 -0500
Special thanks go to Winston Walden, Ken Dubke and Chuck Nicholson=20
without whose help the Fall Meeting/Symposium would not have been=20
possible. Please remember to bring your Tennessee State Park Access Fee=20=
Area Hang Tag if you have one. An invitation to the Alabama=20
Ornithological Society to join us and share our meeting facilities,=20
but no response has been received as yet.
I hope to see many of you at the meeting. A special invitation is=20
extended to all subscribers of TN-Bird who are not currently members of=20=
TOS. If you are unable to attend, but are supportive of birds and bird=20=
conservation, please consider joining our society. An At-large=20
membership is $10.00 a year. There are TOS chapters located across the=20=
state and you may wish to join one. Further information is available on=20=
on the TOS website <www.tn-birds.org>
Virginia Reynolds
Memphis, TN
> FALL 2004 TOS MEETING
> and
> SYMPOSIUM
> Agenda and Field Trips
>
> Friday
> 7:30 PM - Informal gathering, field trip signup
> Saturday
> 7:00 AM - Field trips depart
> Lunch on your own
> 1:30 PM Symposium
> 4:30 PM Business Meeting
> Evening meal on your own
>
> 7:00 PM Program =93The Return of the Osprey to Tennessee=94 by Ken =
Dudke
>
> Sunday
> 7:00 AM Field trips depart
> 12:00 noon Field trips end, bird on your own or depart for home
>
> Field Trips:
> Saturday
> 1. Cane Creek Park with possible extension to Ensor Sink Natural Area.
> 2. City Lake Natural Area and other nearby areas.
> 3. Heritage Marsh and another nearby lake/marsh. (This hike is limited=20=
> to 10 participants. Hikers need to bring old tennis shoes since boots=20=
> are not adequate ie expect wet feet. Please e-mail=20
> <treynold@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> if you wish to sign up by October 7.
> 4. Burgess Falls State Park
>
> Sunday
> 1. Ensor Sink Natural Area and Walnut Park
>
>
> Dr. Steve Stedman has an excellent web site at=20
> <http://iweb.tntech.edu/sstedman/> which lists many additional birding=20=
> opportunities in the Cookeville area under Upper Cumberland=20
> Ornithology
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