Need a birding refresher before attending aSunday
Morning Bird Walk? Watch this video by Cornell Lab of Ornithology, called Birding Warblers. Sunday morning birdwalks are held every Sunday through the end of May, 7:30-9 AM at Anita Purves Nature Center in Urbana. They are led by a CCAS member; beginner birders are welcome - there's no better way to learn birding than in a group of mixed skill levels!
Audubon
Nature Shop:
Carefully selected binoculars including the popular Energy
Compact 8x21. New Identiflier Ultra combines songs and pictures
of 120 birds. We can special order your needs. Shop often and tell
your friends! Sales benefit environmental education.
Mourning Warblers are notoriously hard to spot because they spend a lot of time deep in thick cover. Can you find him? He's probably skulking in the bushes over there.
Your pledges needed!
AUDUBON BIRDATHON WEEK:
MAY 6-13
During Birdathon week, teams will bird various times and places in our area. This is our annual fundraiser for our Kendeigh Scholarships. Pick a team and pledge for the number of species seen by your team. See enclosed flyer and pledge form.
ALL BIRDATHON CONTRIBUTIONS FUND BIRD RESEARCH IN ILLINOIS.
Seeking
Volunteers!
Please give us a hand with membership duties. Someone is needed to
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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for printing and mailing, freeing up more resources to support education
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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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