Meetings 
From September through May, Forsyth Audubon holds Chapter Meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month except December featuring fascinating guest and member speakers and programs. We meet in the Visitor Center at Historic Bethabara Park on Bethabara Road. Social half-hour begins at 7:00 p.m. and the business meeting/program begins at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome, so please, come join us!

Chapter Meeting - April 24, 2013

Meet at Historic Bethabara Park Visitor Center. Social half-hour starts 7:00 p.m. Business Meeting/Program at 7:30 p.m.

Topic: "Birds of Belize"

Guest Speaker:  David Disher

Forsyth Audubon member David Disher's programs always are popular. Last year, David and his wife Susan traveled to Belize and no doubt brought back some wonderful photoraphs along with some travel tips. This program will include information about some prime birding locations during spring migration in Belize.  In April Belize's manageable number of resident tropical species combine with species that are migrating north toward their breeding grounds in the United States.  Good lodges, good food, and great birding, what more could you ask for? 


Chapter Meeting - May 28, 2013

Meet at Historic Bethabara Park Visitor Center. Social half-hour starts 7:00 p.m. Business Meeting/Program at 7:30 p.m.

Topic: "Hummingbirds at Home"

Guest Speakers: Kim Brand, Susan Andrews

Kim introduces National Audubon Society's new Hummingbirds@Home citizen science initiative, and Susan, master gardener and chapter member, offers advice on selecting hummingbird-friendly plans for the yard. The program features a new Audubon film, "Hummingbirds: Magic in the Air." During the business part of the meeting, there will be the annual election of officers and a vote on proposed revisions to the chapter by-laws. Click here to compare the existing by-laws and the proposed by-laws.



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