[Vision2020] Birding and Botanizing Alaska

[Ron Force]

On Wednesday, March 18, Jerry Cebula and Sarah Walker will present a slide show about their 2014 birding and botanizing trip to Nome, Alaska. Birders trek to distant Nome to see North American shorebirds in breeding plumage, to find Arctic residents like Ptarmigans, and because they dream of discovering uncommon birds from Siberia and southern Asia like Bluethroats or Yellow Wagtails. Plant-lovers explore western Alaska for the tiny but showy tundra beauties of the Beringian flora. Jerry and Sarah explored 250 miles of gravel roads across the Seward Peninsula and were amazed at the unexpected and unusual things they saw. The program is jointly sponsored by the Palouse Audubon Society and the White Pine Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society and will be held at 7:30pm in the Great Room of the 1912 Center, Moscow. The program is open to the public and refreshments will be provided.
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