Saturday, Jan 25, 2025 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Workshop is at Patrick Ranch - Pat's Barn (Map)
Winter is here and in many parts of the world birds have migrated to warmer climates. But many birds don't migrate and instead face the hazards of winter weather. Some non-migrants even spend all winter in the Arctic or Antarctic. Even birds that spend the winter in the California Valley, having escaped the arctic, face cold weather here. How do they survive? It's not all feathers.
Please note this is a free event, but you must register online or in person. Workshops take place in the Vintage Iron Museum with limited heat so please bring a blanket and/or dress in layers to keep comfortable.
Dr. Roger Lederer is Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at California State University, Chico, whose expertise is ecology, science education, and ornithology. He has published over thirty scientific research papers and seven books, including Ecology and Field Biology, Amazing Birds (in seven languages), Birds of Bidwell Park, Latin for Bird Lovers, and Beaks, Bones, and Birdsongs.
Dr. Lederer has served as a consultant to governments, private organizations, and schools on environmental issues, and presented hundreds of public presentations to a wide variety of audiences. He has been consulted by BBC, National Geographic, National Public Radio, National Canadian Television, Guinness World Records, and many other organizations, publications, and individuals for his expertise on birds.
He is still active as a member of the local science fair board, maintaining his popular website, Ornithology.com, and exploring the world. He has traveled to 100 countries and has been a guest speaker and naturalist on several cruise lines across the world, speaking on ecology, natural history, and geology.
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