[Tweeters] Upcoming Owl Webinar with Paul Bannick, February 16

[krothnelson at yahoo.com]

Please join North Cascades Institute and Skagit Audubon Society as they welcome award-winning author and photographer Paul Bannick on Wednesday, February 16.  In A Year in the Life of North American Owls, Paul will use his intimate yet dramatic images to follow North American owls through the course of one year in their distinct habitats. Participants will follow along at the nest as each stage in an owl’s life is chronicled: courtship, mating, and nesting in spring; fledging and feeding of young in summer; dispersal and gaining independence in fall; and, finally, winter’s migrations and competitions for food. 
For owls, every day brings a new challenge to survive, and this presentation will show us how owls use the unique resources available to them in their habitat to face those challenges. All 19 species found in Canada and the United States are featured in photos and narrative throughout the book, with a special focus on the Northern Pygmy-Owl, Great Gray Owl, Burrowing Owl and Snowy Owl.
Paul will combine his breathtaking images, first-hand accounts, video, sound, and science to help inspire conservation and education efforts as well as to help spread awareness about the threats facing these owls and what we can do to protect them. You will also be given a chance to ask Paul all of your burning owl questions after his presentation.
This event will be held virtually via Zoom from 7-8:15 PM and is only $10 to attend. You can sign up at the following link: https://ncascades.org/signup/programs/classes 
*Please note that online registration will end a couple of days before the event, but you can still sign up by calling (360) 854-2599 during office hours.
Hope to see you then!  
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