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Discover Birds With Birds Canada

Join LeeAnn Latremouille from Birds Canada for a four-part series on bird identification. You will become familiar with a wide range of birds and the key identification features of each.

Part of RPL’s Try Something New & Older Adults programming series.

This program is conducted through Zoom.  Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation, and any other resources. Click the link to join:

Dec 14: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81794959801 
Jan 25: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84578247875 
Feb 22: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85611710254 
March 22: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89897762421 

Dates:  Program runs Wednesdays, December 14th, January 25th, February 22nd, and March 22nd from 7:00 PM-8:00 PM. We encourage you to join us in all the sessions.

Bird Identification 1 – Waterbirds, Dec 14
Bird Identification 2 – Shorebirds & Raptors, Jan 25
Bird Identification 3 – Passerines and Near Passerines Part 1, Feb 22
Bird Identification 4 – Passerines Part 2, March 22

This intermediate series builds on the foundations covered in the beginner birding workshop, covering almost 110 local birds that spend the summer in Saskatchewan. To watch this session click here: Bird Identification for Beginners

RPL has partnered with Birds Canada to bring you birding backpacks! Bird watching is a fun, year-round pastime that you can do on your own, or with family and friends. Regina offers great natural habitats; start exploring today with one of our birding backpacks. To learn more and borrow a birding backpack click here. 

Presenter Information: LeeAnn Latremouille grew up in Montreal and fell in love with the prairies during a summer work stint in 2012. A life-long passion for nature has led to a rewarding career in wildlife biology and citizen science engagement, and she is presently the coordinator for the Saskatchewan Breeding Bird Atlas at Birds Canada in Saskatoon. LeeAnn hopes her enthusiasm for birds and nature will inspire others to learn about and appreciate birds and the habitats they depend on. For more information, please visit the Birds Canada website.

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