Bird images – Beyond Audubon talk recognizes bird artists, naturalists from 1500s through last century
Owl. Ulisse Aldrovandi, 1599. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
Ivory-billed woodpecker. Mark Catesby, 1722. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
Black grouse nest. Adam Ludwig Wirsing, 1777. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
Owl. Ulisse Aldrovandi, 1599. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
Ivory-billed woodpecker. Mark Catesby, 1722. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
Black grouse nest. Adam Ludwig Wirsing, 1777. (Photo courtesy Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center)
ROCKLAND — On Thursday, Jan. 4, at 1 p.m., join Dr. Kay Etheridge to learn about bird artists and naturalists from the 1500s through the last century. Etheridge will show and discuss natural history images that combine art and science in ways that have furthered our knowledge and appreciation of birds.
Those attending the live presentation at the Maine Coastal Island Wildlife Refuge Center, at 9 Water Street in Rockland, will be eligible to win a natural history print. Can’t make it in person? Join live via Zoom at the same time.
Register at: http://bit.ly/48bgAEc or on the Friends of Maine Coastal Islands NWR website at www.mainecoastislands.org. For questions, email tori_tibbetts@mainecoastislands.org or call 594-0600 ext. 5114.
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9 Water Street
Rockland, ME 04841
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