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FEBRUARY
MEETING
Urbana Free Library Auditorium
Thursday, February 2, 7 PM
The Amazing Diversity of Ecuador’s
Birds
presented by Greg Lambeth
Greg and his father spent three weeks in Ecuador in 2011, observing
422 species of birds (56 of those were hummingbirds) and photographing
many of them.
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Volunteers!
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maintain the membership rosters, the e-newsletter list, and print
out mailing labels for the monthly newsletter. The estimated time
commitment is approximately 2 hours per month. If you are interested,
please email Janet Jokela
or Darin Eastburn. Thank
you.
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and, you will get your e-newsletter sooner than the paper
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Seeking
CCAS Friends
If you have not already done so, please consider
supporting CCAS as a “CCAS Friend.” As a member of the
National Audubon Society, you are also automatically a member of
the Champaign County Audubon Society; however, NAS has largely phased
out their dues sharing program in which CCAS once received a share
of the dues that you paid for National membership. When you become
a Friend of CCAS, we keep 100% of your CCAS Friend donation. This
support will help us to be financially self sufficient, while sharing
the same goals as National Audubon. Please click here
for more information. We are grateful for your support. Thank you!
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