2010 Workshops & Presentations
WBZ News Radio, Nightside with Dan Rae
Interview with Norman Smith and Shawn Carey.
Topic: Hawkwatching in Massachusetts and New England.
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Interview with Norman Smith and Shawn Carey.
Topic: Hawkwatching in Massachusetts and New England.
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18th Annual Mass Audubon Birders Meeting
Date: Saturday March 6, 2010
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts
Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club
Date: Wednesday April 7, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Brooks Library
739 Main Street
Harwich Center (Cape Cod)
Corner of Main Street (Rt 39) and Bank Street
Program information: Birds and other wildlife on the Gulf Coast of Florida, Tampa to Naples.
The Gulf Coast of Florida has many good locations for viewing and photographing birds and other wildlife. Some that are better known then others but all worth a visit for any birder or wildlife photographer that plans to be in the area.
For this presentation I will talk about some of the "well known" places like Fort DeSoto, Venice Rookery and 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge plus some of the lesser known but yet very nice spots such as Venice Landfill, Myakka River State Park, Carlton Reserve and Bunch Beach just to name a few. We will talk about where to view and photograph at each of these locations and what can be expected at each. In addition I will speak about camera equipment and some other "tips" and bonus items to help make anyone's experience there enjoyable. Finally when you finish a long day of photographing we all need a good place to sit down and eat, I have some very good recommendations to pass along. So pack your sun screen, tripod and beach shoes for a trip down the Gulf Coast as we look at Skimmers, Limpkins, gators and Spoonbills.
Date: Wednesday April 7, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Brooks Library
739 Main Street
Harwich Center (Cape Cod)
Corner of Main Street (Rt 39) and Bank Street
Program information: Birds and other wildlife on the Gulf Coast of Florida, Tampa to Naples.
The Gulf Coast of Florida has many good locations for viewing and photographing birds and other wildlife. Some that are better known then others but all worth a visit for any birder or wildlife photographer that plans to be in the area.
For this presentation I will talk about some of the "well known" places like Fort DeSoto, Venice Rookery and 'Ding' Darling National Wildlife Refuge plus some of the lesser known but yet very nice spots such as Venice Landfill, Myakka River State Park, Carlton Reserve and Bunch Beach just to name a few. We will talk about where to view and photograph at each of these locations and what can be expected at each. In addition I will speak about camera equipment and some other "tips" and bonus items to help make anyone's experience there enjoyable. Finally when you finish a long day of photographing we all need a good place to sit down and eat, I have some very good recommendations to pass along. So pack your sun screen, tripod and beach shoes for a trip down the Gulf Coast as we look at Skimmers, Limpkins, gators and Spoonbills.
Cape Cod Natural History Conference
Saturday April 3, 2010
Time: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Cape Cod Community College
Fundamentals of Bird Photography
Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center
Canton, MA
Saturday June 12, 2010
Time: 6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Rain Date: Sunday June 13, 2010
Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center
Canton, MA
Saturday June 12, 2010
Time: 6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Rain Date: Sunday June 13, 2010