Description
Dr. Nancy Seefelt will have a fascinating presentation on the relationship between buterflies and the identification of warblers. There’ll be time for questions and discussion.
$0.00 – $15.00
Saturday, May 28th | 5:00 p.m. | BIC Center Theater
Join us for a presentation in the BIC Center Theater.
Free for all to attend without registration. Freewill donation to support the BIC Center encouraged. Registration (with or without donation) encouraged to help with our planning.
Dr. Nancy Seefelt will have a fascinating presentation on the relationship between buterflies and the identification of warblers. There’ll be time for questions and discussion.
Registration: | Register Only, Register with $5 donation, Register with $10 donation, Register with $15 donation |
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About the presenter for this session:
Dr. Nancy Seefelt: Nancy is a Michigan native who grew up in Sterling Heights, near Detroit. After high school, she enrolled at Central Michigan University (CMU) and discovered Beaver Island when she took a class at the CMU Biological Station after her freshman year. Nancy received her M.S. degree from CMU and her doctorate from Michigan State University and currently holds a faculty position in the Biology Department at CMU. During the summer field season, much of her research focuses on avian ecology, specifically the breeding biology of waterbirds (gulls, terns, herons and cormorants) in northern Lake Michigan and the stopover ecology of migrating songbirds along Michigan shorelines. The migration work involves censussing, mist netting, and remote acoustical monitoring; the acoustic monitors also track the sounds of migratory bats. In addition, Nancy monitors the breeding activities of the endangered Piping Plover as part of the recovery program for this species. As a vertebrate ecologist and evolutionary biologist, Nancy has been studying birds throughout the Beaver Island Archipelago for over 20 years.
The Beaver Island Birding Trail and Warblers on the Water events are projects of the Beaver Island Association. BIA is a volunteer organization that works to assure the environmental and economic sustainability of Beaver Island. Learn more about the BIA and keep up to date on island events at beaverislandassociaiton.org.
Date: May 28, 2022
Start time: 05:00 p.m. EST
End time: 06:00 p.m. EST
Venue: BIC Center
Directions: The BIC Center is across the street from the Ferry Dock.
Phone: 231-448-2022
Email: WoW2022@beaverislandassociation.org
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