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| Rogue Valley Audubon Society PO Box 8597 Medford, OR 97501 roguevalleyaudubon.org 541-601-3683 (541-601-DOVE) |
Calendar
September 11 - Saturday Field Trip -- Mountain Lakes Field Trip
September 19 - Sunday Ashland Greenway Walks
September 28 - Chapter Meeting, Frank Lang
October 6 First Wednesday walk at Little Butte Creek
October 9 - Field trip, Talent Portion of Bear Creek Trail
October 26 - Chapter Meeting, Harry Fuller
October 30 - Bird walk at Jefferson Nature Center, Jeff Tanner
November 6 - Field trip, Tou Velle State Park
November 23 - Chapter Meeting, Dan Elster
December 14 - Annual Holiday Party & Auction, Jim Livaudais
December 18 - Christmas Bird Count, Medford circle
December 29 Christmas Bird Count, Ashland circle
January 8 - Field trip, Ashland Creek Dipper Walk
January 22 - Bird walk at Jefferson Nature Center, Jeff Tanner
February 19 - Field trip, Klamath Basin
March 19 - Field trip, TBA, Harry Fuller
Aprril 23 - Field trip, Spring Migrants (note change of date)
May 14 - Field trip, Overnighter on the Oregon coast
Please go to Field Trips or Meetings & Programs for additional
information.
September 11 - Saturday Field Trip -- Mountain Lakes Field Trip
September 19 - Sunday Ashland Greenway Walks
September 28 - Chapter Meeting, Frank Lang
October 6 First Wednesday walk at Little Butte Creek
October 9 - Field trip, Talent Portion of Bear Creek Trail
October 26 - Chapter Meeting, Harry Fuller
October 30 - Bird walk at Jefferson Nature Center, Jeff Tanner
November 6 - Field trip, Tou Velle State Park
November 23 - Chapter Meeting, Dan Elster
December 14 - Annual Holiday Party & Auction, Jim Livaudais
December 18 - Christmas Bird Count, Medford circle
December 29 Christmas Bird Count, Ashland circle
January 8 - Field trip, Ashland Creek Dipper Walk
January 22 - Bird walk at Jefferson Nature Center, Jeff Tanner
February 19 - Field trip, Klamath Basin
March 19 - Field trip, TBA, Harry Fuller
Aprril 23 - Field trip, Spring Migrants (note change of date)
May 14 - Field trip, Overnighter on the Oregon coast
Please go to Field Trips or Meetings & Programs for additional
information.
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Rogue Valley Audubon Society
ATTENTION! ATTENTION! The location of the monthly chapter
meeting has changed. Starting September 28, 2010 the chapter
meeting will take place at the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
2000 Oakwood Drive, Medford. Please see the September issue of
The Chat for more details and a map of the new meeting location.
You should receive the September issue of The Chat by
September 15.
September 28, 2010 Frank Lang, Stumbling in the Footsteps of
Darwin Down Under: Modern Adventures in Argentina and
Tasmania.
Highlights of two recent trips featuring modern travel, modern
sights, and wildlife from Rheas to Wombats and some very tall
trees. We will travel Coastal Argentine Patagonia north of Terra
del Fuego to some places Darwin saw and some places he should
have seen, but didn't. Then on the second trip, we head to
Tasmania where Darwin celebrated his birthday in 1836. We see
Darwin's world through modern eyes.
Frank Lang is emeritus professor of biology at Southern Oregon
University and was the host of the program 'Nature Notes' on
Jefferson Public Radio. A collection these program scripts was
published as 'Nature Notes Sampler'. A second collection of
scripts is scheduled for an October publication date.
New RVAS telephone number: 541-601-3683 or (541-601-DOVE)
ATTENTION! ATTENTION! The location of the monthly chapter
meeting has changed. Starting September 28, 2010 the chapter
meeting will take place at the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
2000 Oakwood Drive, Medford. Please see the September issue of
The Chat for more details and a map of the new meeting location.
You should receive the September issue of The Chat by
September 15.
September 28, 2010 Frank Lang, Stumbling in the Footsteps of
Darwin Down Under: Modern Adventures in Argentina and
Tasmania.
Highlights of two recent trips featuring modern travel, modern
sights, and wildlife from Rheas to Wombats and some very tall
trees. We will travel Coastal Argentine Patagonia north of Terra
del Fuego to some places Darwin saw and some places he should
have seen, but didn't. Then on the second trip, we head to
Tasmania where Darwin celebrated his birthday in 1836. We see
Darwin's world through modern eyes.
Frank Lang is emeritus professor of biology at Southern Oregon
University and was the host of the program 'Nature Notes' on
Jefferson Public Radio. A collection these program scripts was
published as 'Nature Notes Sampler'. A second collection of
scripts is scheduled for an October publication date.
New RVAS telephone number: 541-601-3683 or (541-601-DOVE)
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| Something to ponder: "The last word of ignorance is the man who says of an animal or plant: 'What good is it?' If the land mechanism as a whole is good, then every part is good, whether we understand it or not. If the biota, in the course of aeons, has built something we like, but do not understand, then who but a fool would discard seemingly useless parts? To keep every cog and wheel is the first precaution of intelligent tinkering." Aldo Leopold, The Sand County Almanac |