[wisb] Richard Crossley speaking at the Urban Ecology Center (Milwaukee)
- From: Tim Vargo <tvargo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: wisbirdn <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2011 13:33:03 -0600
Hello everyone,
This is a reminder that Richard Crossley, author of the Crossley ID guide will
be speaking at the Urban Ecology Center in Milwaukee on Monday, March 7th at
7:00pm.
There's been some good discussion on the utility of this guide, so if you have
input - come give it to him in person! Boswell books will have copies for sale
and Richard will be there to sign them.
Here again is his website:
http://www.crossleybooks.com/
At the very least you know he will be bringing fabulous pictures.
Space is limited so please call 414-964-8505 to register. Contact me if you
have questions. The Urban Ecology Center is located at 1500 E Park Pl on the
east side of Milwaukee.
Here are the details of his talk:
The Past, Present and Future of Bird Identification
Speaker: Richard Crossley, internationally acclaimed birder and photographer,
coauthor of the Shorebird Guide and The Crossley ID Guide.
Innovative birder and photographer, Richard will present photographic slides
and a discussion of his new book The Crossley ID Guide. This is a story of
lessons learned during his days growing up in the wild British birding scene
and his travels around the world to living in Cape May. His guide is the first
to show birds as you actually see them - caught in action, from multiple angles
and against realistic, in-focus backgrounds. Whether you are a beginner, expert
or anywhere in between, The Crossley ID Guide will vastly improve your ability
to identify birds.
Monday, March 7
7 - 8:30 p.m.
For adults
Free - donations appreciated (Nonmembers - $5)
Call to register, 964-8505
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