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MeetingsMeeting Location
March 3, 2010 ******************** March 10th
Social
Time 6:30 p.m. Ever
wonder how biologists study nighttime animals such as owls? Come learn
some of the techniques used to locate, capture, and monitor Mexican
Spotted Owls, as biologist Amanda Moors shares her experience
researching the owls in the Catalina Mountains and the San Carlos
Apache Reservation. In addition to discussing the Mexican Spotted Owl research, Amanda will cover some of the basics of birding on the San Carlos Apache Reservation. This will include information on obtaining permits, great places to find birds as well as an overall description of habitat types and bird species that are found on the Reservation. Amanda Moors, wildlife biologist and resident of Globe, AZ, has studied everything from black bears in New Hampshire to spotted owls, elk, mountain lions, bighorn sheep and western box turtles all around the Grand Canyon State.
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