Chenango Bird Club to present eagle research
CHENANGO COUNTY – The Chenango Bird Club will present “Local Golden Eagle Research” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 13 at Rogers Environmental Education Center’s Visitor Center.
Tom Salo of the Delaware Otsego Audubon Society has been conducting research for the past several winters. His talk will discuss camera trapping, the actual trapping and tracking of four new eagles, data gathering on known roost locations, and winter raptor counts DOAS has organized in Delaware County. Numerous photos from the past two seasons of research are informative and entertaining.
An expert birder, Tom Salo has been involved with the Franklin Mountain Hawk Watch since 1989. He currently leads a research effort on wintering Golden Eagles conducted by the Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society, and is the NYS Coordinator the Appalachian Eagle Project. He spends some of his time growing Christmas Trees in Burlington, NY.
Refreshments will be served following Tom’s presentation. Prior to the show, the Chenango Bird Club will have a short business meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend all or part of the evening’s activities.
The Chenango Bird Club presents monthly programs (except January, February, and March). Nature enthusiasts of all levels and interests are invited to all Chenango Bird Club programs, free of charge. Rogers Center is located one mile west of Sherburne Village on State Highway 80. Park in the employee parking lot next to the Visitor Center.
Call Club President Charlene LaFever at 607-334-9112 for more information on Chenango Bird Club activities.
Tom Salo of the Delaware Otsego Audubon Society has been conducting research for the past several winters. His talk will discuss camera trapping, the actual trapping and tracking of four new eagles, data gathering on known roost locations, and winter raptor counts DOAS has organized in Delaware County. Numerous photos from the past two seasons of research are informative and entertaining.
An expert birder, Tom Salo has been involved with the Franklin Mountain Hawk Watch since 1989. He currently leads a research effort on wintering Golden Eagles conducted by the Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society, and is the NYS Coordinator the Appalachian Eagle Project. He spends some of his time growing Christmas Trees in Burlington, NY.
Refreshments will be served following Tom’s presentation. Prior to the show, the Chenango Bird Club will have a short business meeting. Everyone is welcome to attend all or part of the evening’s activities.
The Chenango Bird Club presents monthly programs (except January, February, and March). Nature enthusiasts of all levels and interests are invited to all Chenango Bird Club programs, free of charge. Rogers Center is located one mile west of Sherburne Village on State Highway 80. Park in the employee parking lot next to the Visitor Center.
Call Club President Charlene LaFever at 607-334-9112 for more information on Chenango Bird Club activities.
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