After still another blast of winter, it’s time to
at least THINK spring at Second Saturday at Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge
on March 8, when Mark Klym will speak on Hummingbirds - Myth, Magic and
Mystery. Klym will focus on urban myths
about hummingbirds, where they might have come from and what mysteries remain
surrounding those myths. The program will begin at 10 am in the Visitor
Center at the Refuge.
Klym is both coordinator of the Texas Wildscapes and Texas hummingbird Roundup programs at Texas Parks and Wildlife and Information Specialist for Wildlife Diversity. He is coauthor of “Hummingbirds of Texas”, editor and publisher of the “Texas Hummer” and the “Eye on Nature” newsletters and editor/author of many other brochures and booklets published by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He will sign books for sale following his program.
Klym is both coordinator of the Texas Wildscapes and Texas hummingbird Roundup programs at Texas Parks and Wildlife and Information Specialist for Wildlife Diversity. He is coauthor of “Hummingbirds of Texas”, editor and publisher of the “Texas Hummer” and the “Eye on Nature” newsletters and editor/author of many other brochures and booklets published by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He will sign books for sale following his program.
THEN - the Nature Photo Club will meet at the Refuge at 12:30 pm,
in the Audio Visual Classroom of the FOH Center. John S. Mead, Blue Lion Photography, will
give a presentation on using the popular photo-editing software, Adobe Lightroom. Visitors are welcome; the club is open to any
photographer interested in nature photography, regardless of experience or type
of photo equipment, and dues are nominal. Those who wish to may bring a brown-bag lunch to
enjoy during the meeting; drinks and cookies are provided. Those attending will be asked to complete a
short survey related to a Nature Photography Workshops to be given by Trey Neal
and scheduled for May 17( there is a $10. fee for this event). For meeting details, contact fohphotoclub@gmail.com.
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