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May 31, 2011

AUDUBON COMES TO CAVENDISH - GET TO KNOW THE DIVERSITY OF BIRDS IN OUR ENVIRONMENT

Submitted by Peter J. LaBelle

Join the members of the Cavendish Community and Conservation Association for a nature walk with Alma Beals of the Ascutney Audubon Society. We will meet at Crows Bakery on Depot Street in Proctorsville on Sunday June 12th at 8:00 a.m. The walk itself will not be difficult but people should wear comfortable walking shoes. Binoculars are a plus, but not necessary.

May is the best time to see migrating birds. By June they have calmed down and are busy nesting. Alma will point out the different habitats and what birds are apt to be nesting there. A few will be calling, but not many. With careful observation we should be able to see some.

If anyone would like more information regarding the bird walk please call Robin Timko at (802) 226-7736.

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