Cornell-The American dream on Halloween at Bangor Birdgroup

Elliot Monteith is a young Birder from the Wirral. He will be coming over to give us a talk on the Cornell laboratory of Ornithology this Wednesday (Halloween). It provides the highest grade of ornithological research in the world and is a leader in the drive to engage, educate and inspire the future generation of ornithologists. Elliot was one of the three young British Birders that won a Scholarship to the labs young birder camp courtesy of their partnership with the Cameron Bespolka trust about how the lab is changing the face of conservation across North America and the World, along with how the lab is helping the next generation in methods that are just making their way across the pond.
So avoid the Trick-or-treat-ers and come over to Bangor this Wednesday.

At Bangor Bird-group we meet on Wednesday nights in the University of Bangor Brambell Building, Deiniol road opposite Asda just down from the Train Station. Costs are £2 per meeting (non members), or even better join as a member. Membership costs are as follows- Waged = £15, £12 for concessions and free for Bangor University students. 

Not bad for 22 talks!

Doors open at 7 for a 7.30 pm start. Talks last for around 1 hour. All members of the public are welcome. 

Waderquest in Bangor

This Wednesday Rick and Ellis Simpson from Wader Quest are coming to town. Wader Quest are a charity that was set up to raise funds for Shorebird projects and to raise awareness about the problems they are facing around the world regarding diminishing populations and threats to the world Shorebird fly-ways. Come along it should be a really interesting talk.

At Bangor Bird-group we meet on Wednesday nights in the University of Bangor Brambell Building, Deiniol road opposite Asda just down from the Train Station. Costs are £2 per meeting (non members), or even better join as a member. Membership costs are as follows- Waged = £15, £12 for concessions and free for Bangor University students. 

Not bad for 22 talks!

Doors open at 7 for a 7.30 pm start. Talks last for around 1 hour. All members of the public are welcome. 

How the Vulture lost it's head and other Wildlife tales from Zululand

This week at Bangor Birdgroup Tarik Bodasing will be talking about "How the Vulture lost it's head and other Wildlife tales from Zululand".

Tarik recently moved to the UK from South Africa after marrying a Welsh Girl. He was eased gently into to his first British Summertime with a two month heatwave, which was quite handy as he was working as one of the Cemlyn Tern wardens who normally have to withstand the wind and rain of a typical Welsh Summer, whilst standing on the shingle ridge.

Prior to moving to the UK he worked as a South African Wildlife Ecologist in Zululand, and this Wednesday he will be telling us some of his Wildlife tales. One not to miss!

At Bangor Bird-group we meet on Wednesday nights in the University of Bangor Brambell Building, Deiniol road opposite Asda just down from the Train Station. Costs are £2 per meeting (non members), or even better join as a member. Membership costs are as follows- Waged = £15, £12 for concessions and free for Bangor University students. 

Not bad for 22 talks!

Doors open at 7 for a 7.30 pm start. Talks last for around 1 hour. All members of the public are welcome.