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BIRD-BANDING:
ITS ORIGINS, USES,
ND FUTURE
IN CONSERVATION

with Christian Fezatte
Saturday  January 17th 
10:30 a.m.
Rutland Public Library
280 Main Street Rutland

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Please join us for an informative presentation about bird-banding. In a nutshell, it consists of capturing, measuring, and marking wild birds. Many people have heard of this widespread monitoring technique, but few get to experience it. Christian will cover the history of the practice, how it’s done today in a worldwide collaborative effort, and what banding tells us about our feathered friends’ futures.
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​Christian Fezatte has experience as a Wildlife Education Steward for the state of New Hampshire and has volunteered as an assistant 
on bird-banding projects.
He lives in Bedford, NH with his wife and pets and enjoys snowboarding and photography in his spare time.

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​BIRDING AND NATURE WALK
NEW BRAINTREE AREA
Saturday  January 31st  10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Conditions underfoot, wind level, and current bird reports will determine the location of this walk. We may explore Winimusset WMA’s hedgerows and marsh edges, which attract over-wintering sparrows. The open fields and marsh here host various raptors and winter passerines. A nearby section of the Mass Central Rail Trail along the Ware River is another option. The rail trail is forested and more sheltered from wind, and it affords access to the river’s edge. If we are able to venture off-trail, we’ll look for animal tracks and sign.
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We’ll cancel or postpone
in the event of inclement weather.
Please pre-register for meet-up location
​and more details: 
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