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Sept. 10, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip.
Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865 or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for
more information.
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Sept. 20, Tue. Society Meeting.
Ecuador Zero, Birds 1515, with Dr. Doug Wood.
Dr. Wood, ornithologist and Associate Professor
of Biological Sciences at Southeastern Oklahoma State
University, will share pictures and anecdotes from his recent
trip to Ecuador. |
Oct.
8, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at
918-994-6865 or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
Oct. 15, Sat. Bird Seed Sale Pick Day. 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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Oct. 18, Tue. Society Meeting.
, “What’s up with the hummers?" Hybrid Hummingbirds
in Oklahoma with Dr. Chris Butler, Associate Professor
of Biology at the University of Central Oklahoma. Dr. Butler
will discuss his studies of natural hybridization in Oklahoma
hummingbirds. |
Oct. 21-23. Oklahoma
Ornithological Society Fall meeting, Univ. of Central Oklahoma, Edmond. See
www.okbirds.org
Oct. 29-30. Fence Marking at
Selman Ranch, Woodward, OK. We will be joining the Payne County Audubon
Society and the Sierra Club on an outing to mark fences in the area of the
Selman Ranch north of Woodward to make the area safer for Lesser
Prairie-Chickens. For more information, contact Les Imboden,
lesnpat@yahoo.com.
November 2011
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POSTPONED
Nov.
5, Sat. (tentative) TogetherGreen Volunteer Day, Ray Harral Nature Center in Broken
Arrow.
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Join us to help plant
native plants, perform trail maintenance and install new interpretive
signs.
Lunch will be provided, and participants will receive a Together
Green/TAS water bottle. For more information, contact
John Kennington, 918-809-6325.
Nov.
12, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at
918-994-6865 or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
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Nov. 15, Tue. Society Meeting.
Back from the Brink: History, Population
Status, and Recovery Plan of the Black- Capped Vireo in Oklahoma,
with Dr. Joe Grzybowski,
biologist, ornithologist, and professor at the University of
Central Oklahoma. Dr. Gryzbowski will describe his recovery work
with this charming, endangered bird. |
Nov. 26, Sat. Sooner Lake
If, during the long Thanksgiving
weekend, you feel like gettin' out among the birds for a little while, why not
meet me (Cyndie Browning) at Sooner Lake in Payne County at 8:30 on Saturday
morning, Nov. 26th? We'll be birding with members and guests of the Payne
County Audubon Society.Access to Sooner
Lake is somewhat restricted by OG&E. For more information, see the note labeled
"Sooner Lake Access"
on the Guide to Birding In Oklahoma page for Sooner Lake. If you plan to attend
this trip, I must receive your names and addresses no later than Monday,
Nov. 21st, in order to have enough time to update and send the list of
birders to OG&E before Nov. 26th. Plan to arrive at the Sooner Lake parking lot
outside the security fences at 8:30 AM. Bring binoculars and spotting scopes if
you have them. Dress appropriately for the weather and bring plenty of fluids
and snacks. And if you have any other questions, feel free to e-mail me at
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com
December 2011
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Dec. 10, Sat.
Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865
or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
Dec.
10, Sat. TogetherGreen
Volunteer Day,
Oxley Nature Center Habitat Improvement. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Oxley parking lot. Join us
to help remove invasive species from Oxley's habitats, and perform other
work to improve Oxley's trails and ecosystems. Lunch will be provided,
and participants will receive a Together Green/TAS water bottle. For more
information, contact
John Kennington, 918-809-6325.
Dec. 17, Sat.
Christmas Bird Count. Tulsa Audubon Society will be participating in
the 111th count by the National Audubon Society. For information contact
Jo Loyd, 918-835-2946.
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Dec. 20, Tue. 7:30
p.m. Society Meeting - Annual Christmas Show and Tell Party.
Attendees are invited to
bring stories, slides, artifacts, or digital images (about
10-15) on any subject of general interest (birds, flowers,
travel, etc.) to share with the group. Members bring treats to
share. Digital images should be on CD or flash drive. Contact
Cheryl Kilpatrick,
918-749-6935. |
Jan. 14-15, Sat. Eagle Days. This
year we will have a new location and format for our January Eagle Days
celebration, now to be held along the river in south Tulsa on Saturday and
Sunday mornings. Following the morning watch, there will be a round
robin series of interesting presentations and speakers, focusing
primarily on Bald Eagles, hosted at the Jenks High School freshmen
building. It will include food, t-shirts, and hopefully even live
raptors. The exact Eagle watch location will be announced later in the
Fall, and may include a nesting Bald Eagle For more information contact
Todd Humphrey, 918-810-4492.
Jan. 14, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip.
This month the Second Saturday field trip will be to Riverside Drive to
view Bald Eagles.
Early January,
Okla Dept of
Wildlife Conservation Winter Bird Count
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Jan.
17, Tues. Society Meeting, Birds of Borneo, with Jay Pruett,
Director of Conservation, Oklahoma Chapter of The Nature
Conservancy. Jay will share photos and experiences from his
recent 3 week trip to Borneo.
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Feb 4, Sat. Visit to the Iowa Tribe’s Bah Kho-je Xla Chi
(Grey Snow Eagle House) in Perkins, OK,
a new
eagle rehabilitation facility to house and protect injured eagles. They
have 35 non-releasable Golden and Bald Eagles. Meet at 8:00 a.m.
at the Braum's parking lot at 101st and Riverside in south Tulsa.
Click here for their web page. For more information, contact Gary
Siftar, 918-455-6627,
gsiftar@okraptors.com.
Feb. 11,
Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at
918-994-6865 or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
Feb
11, Sat. TogetherGreen
Volunteer Day,
Oxley Nature Center/Redbud Valley Habitat Improvement. 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at the Redbud Valley parking lot. Join us
to help remove invasive species from the Redbud prairie habitats. Lunch will be provided,
and participants will receive a Together Green/TAS water bottle. For more
information, contact
John Kennington, 918-809-6325.
Mid-February -
Great Backyard Bird Count
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Feb.
21, Tue. Society Meeting -
Creating the Successful Butterfly Garden
with Sandra Schwinn of Bixby. Sandra will
present a video showcasing some of the 83 species of butterflies that
have been documented in her garden. Of the 117 documented Tulsa country
species, Sandra’s garden boasts several Tulsa county records. |
Mar. 10, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865
or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
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Mar.
20, Tue. Society Meeting, What’s
so special about Black Mesa Country and the new museum exhibit?
with Dr. Gary Schnell,
curator of birds, Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History
and professor of zoology, the University of Oklahoma. Dr.
Schnell will discuss Oklahoma's black mesa country and the new
Black Mesa exhibit at the museum. |
Apr. 14, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip.
Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865 or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for
more information.
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Apr. 17, Tue. Society Meeting,
Birding by Radar: A Tool
for Understanding Bird Migration with Dr. Jeff Kelly,
Associate
Professor of Zoology and Heritage Zoologist, Oklahoma Biological
Survey, the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Kelly will discuss his
studies of bird migration using radar, focusing mainly on purple
martin post breeding roosts. |
April 25-28, Lesser Prairie-Chicken Festival in Woodward, Okla.
May 2, Sun. TogetherGreen Volunteer Day, Ray Harral Nature Center in Broken
Arrow.
1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Join us to help plant
native plant and perform trail maintenance.
Dinner will be provided, and participants will receive a Together
Green/TAS T-Shirt. For more information, contact
John Kennington, 918-809-6325.
May
5, Sat. Big Day Count. Tulsa Audubon Society annual day-long,
county-wide census of migrant and resident species. For information
contact
Jo Loyd, 918-835-2946.
May 12, Sat.
Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865
or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
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May 15,
Tue. Society Meeting. A Look at the Biodiversity of Pontotoc
Ridge and Surrounds, with Jona
Tucker,
Arbuckle Plains/Blue River Project Manager for
the Oklahoma Chapter of The Nature Conservancy. |
May 19 Special
Field Trip to the Ponotoc Ridge Preserve with Jona Tucker. Join us
for a day of birds, bugs, & blooms at TNC's Pontotoc Ridge Preserve.
Don't miss this one since Pontotoc Ridge in spring is a sight to behold.
We'll be black lighting for moths Friday evening and an evening walk on
the prairie isn't out of the question either. Saturday will be a full
day. We'll start at 8:00 (maybe earlier), take a lunch break around
noon, and go til everybody is pooped. For more
information contact John Fisher,
918-245-8662.
May
19-20 Sat.-Sun.
Wildlife Habitat Garden Tour and
Plant Sale. Contact
Carol Eames, 918-446-2720. This event is also part of Tulsa
Audubon's Together Green program. Volunteers helping present
this event will receive a Together Green/TAS T-Shirt and have Snacks and
refreshments. See the Tulsa Audubon
Together Green page for more info or Contact
Carol Eames, 918-446-2720.
June 9, Sat. Second Saturday Field Trip. Contact Cyndie Browning at 918-994-6865
or e-mail
tasfieldtrips@gmail.com for more information.
Jun. 10, Sun. Summer
Potluck Picnic. Bring the family for some summertime fellowship and
relaxation. Meet at 6:30 p.m. at Washington Irving Park, located in
Bixby on Memorial Drive, just before crossing the River. TAS will
provide beverages, cups, plates, and eating utensils. Contact
John Kennington,
918-809-6325.
No event scheduled
Aug. 18, Sat. Purple Martin Roost Watch.
Exact location to be announced, depending on where in downtown Tulsa the
martins decide to roost! Contact
John
Kennington, 918-809-6325.
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