I'm off to the Sandhill Crane Festival in Othello, Washington. I'll be lecturing at noon on Saturday. My topic: Swallow Migration. If you are at the festival, please come find me.
There is a wonderful series on trees airing this week on KUOW by Sarah Waller. Monday featured the gingko, Tuesday the yew, yesterday the nurse log, featuring Whidbey's own Larry Daloz.
My writer friend Joyce Yarrow's new book is free.
FREE at the Kindle store this Wednesday and Thursday - March 14 and 15 -- a mystery set in New York and Russia:
THE LAST MATRYOSHKA by Joyce Yarrow
BirdNote event at the Whidbey Island Center for the Arts in Langley tomorrow night. The 7:30 event will be preceded by a bird-themed art display in the lobby.
Art show at 6:00 is free BirdNote event is $20. Hope to see you there.
Tonight I'm participating in a panel discussion at Book-It Repertory Theater before the performance of Jim Lynch's "Border Songs."
Here's the info. Come on down to the Seattle Center.
Nature Artist Panel Discussion
How Nature Inspires My Art
Wed., Sept. 21
6:30-7:10pm
Center House Theater
Featuring
Moderator Lyanda Lynn Haupt
and Artists
Denise Takahashi
Carleen Zimmerman
Frances Wood
Kate Endle
Panel discussion is before a performance of Jim Lynch's 2010 Washington State Book Award Winning Border Songs at Book-It Repertory Theater. Special Seattle Audubon coupon code for 10% off adult tickets for this production. Use audubonloon when purchasing online (www.book-it.org), by phone (206-216-0833) or in person.