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We are Water

4/30/2017

Found a rare fower
Pointed it out to hikers
Fewer grow there now

This poem and photo appear in my new booklet, We are Water, still available at Star Line Books, Chattanooga.

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It is my distinct honor to edit the Chattanooga Chat, newsletter of the Tennessee Ornithological Society, Chattanooga Chapter. Here is an excerpt from the current edition.
May Meeting

Ascension Lutheran Church
720 S Germantown Rd
Thursday, May 11, 2016
5:30 p.m. Executive Board
7:00 p.m. Monthly Meeting
Program:

Alix Parks and Sherry Teas (along with their cohort Zeno Beaty) will do the May 11 program. Alix started Happinest Wildlife Rehabilitation & Rescue, Inc. She has been taking care of injured birds for years. She has pictures of some birds rescued and stories about the personalities of many of the birds that are quite interesting. She will also entertain questions about orphaned bird care including when to do nothing.

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Festival

4/18/2017

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I will be appearing as a vendor at the MidTown Earth Day event on April 19 - tomorrow. I will be selling my books and posters and handing out information about the Little Owl Festival and other freebies. Admission is free. The listed $25 ticket price is for vendors.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earth-day-midtown-healthy-and-green-tickets-32341365896

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Little Owl Festival 2017

4/5/2017

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For Immediate Release
Contact: Chattanooga Audubon Society, (423) 899-1499 [email protected]

The Chattanooga Audubon Society invites you to enjoy the sixth annual Little Owl Festival, Saturday, May 13, 2017, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm, at the Audubon Acres sanctuary. Admission is $7.00 per person or $15 per carload.. Join us for a fun filled day of music, art and nature.

Michael Gray returns as Stage Producer and M.C.
Nature hikes and activities for people of all ages.
Birds of Prey from Harrison Bay State Park
Arts and Crafts vendors
Educational Exhibits
Food Vendors

Beautiful and historic Audubon Acres is the perfect place for this festival. Not only is this East Brainerd sanctuary the homestead of Chattanooga Audubon’s founder Robert Sparks Walker, it reflects his values and creative genius as an author and editor. The festival takes place at the height of the spring season. Migrating birds have already arrived. Spring wildflowers are in bloom.

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