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events · Friday, November 6

Spokane Audubon Society plans Tuesday shorebird talk

The program will focus on birds living in shrub-steppe landscapes.

A majestic Great Bustard (Otis tarda) spreading its wings on a foggy meadow, showcasing its natural beauty.
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The Spokane Audubon Society will gather Tuesday for a presentation about shorebirds and shrub-steppe habitat. The speaker is a longtime participant in the local chapter who also served as a commissioner for Washington Fish and Wildlife.

Source: The Spokesman-Review ↗

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