Language of the Birds Class

Language of the Birds Class

Language of the Birds
Course Details:
Date: Sept 18, 2010
Time: 9am - 4pm
Location: Monroe, WA
Instructor: Filip Tkaczyk
Cost: $95
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Spend the day learning about bird language and how it can help you discover more wildlife. Learn how to interpret bird calls and behaviors that point to hidden animals on the landscape. Whether it is a bobcat camouflaged into a thicket, an owl sleeping high in a dense tree, or a deer moving off through the brush, specific bird sounds show us where to look.

The course covers:

Understanding the 5 voices of the birds

Interpreting patterns of bird alarms for different types of predators

Determining the most reliable alarm species

Wildlife observation, stalking, and awareness techniques

The course is a mixture of instruction and hands-on, field-based exercises. Participants come away with a great foundation of skills for understanding and utilizing bird language. Check out our article about bird language.

Filip Tkaczyk is an experienced naturalist who has extensively studied the ecosystems of Washington State for over a decade. He earned a B.S. in Wildlife Science from the University of Washington and has worked for Seattle Audubon, the Wildlife Society, and the Olympic National Park. His areas of expertise include birding, mushroom foraging, and nature photography.

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