FREE FIELD TRIPS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS & PRODUCT DEMOS

These Better Birdwatching events are free but some may require park passes, and more details are listed below this summar

Sat., June 5- Field Trip, DVD Demos, Wild Birds Unlimited, Warson Woods, MO
- 8:00-10:00 AM- Join DVD author Joe LaFleur for a free guided field trip to practice hands-on bird identification. The trip will visit Powder Valley Conservation Area and beginners are welcome. Meet at the store.
- 10:00 AM- 1:00 PM - Mr. LaFleur will be demonstrating his DVDs in the store and will be available to answer your questions about birds and their habitats and how to identify species by sight and sound.
For more information call 314-821-2266 or 888-414-2837.

Sat., June 5- Field Trip, DVD Demos, Wild Birds Unlimited, St. Louis, MO
- 1:30-3:00 PM - DVD author Joe LaFleur will be demonstrating his birdwatching DVDs in the store and will be available to answer your questions about birds and their habitats and how to identify species by sight and sound.
- 3:00-4:30 PM- Join Mr. LaFleur for a free guided field trip to practice hands-on bird identification. The trip will visit the Cliff Cave area and beginners are welcome. Meet at the store.
For more information call 314-293-1300 or 888-414-2837.

Sun., June 6, Birdwatching Field Trip & Program, Pere Marquette State Park, Grafton, IL (just north of St. Louis)
- 9:00-10:00 AM- Join DVD author Joe LaFleur for a free guided bird walk to practice hands-on bird identification. Beginners are welcome. Meet at the Lodge.
- 10:00-10:30 AM- Mr. LaFleur will provide a free audiovisual program about birds of the area. The program will help you identify birds by sight and sound and will also review preferred habitats where each species is likely to be encountered. Meet at the Lodge.
For more information call 618-786-2331 or 888-414-2837.

Joe LaFleur holds degrees in wildlife biology and communications and is the author of Better Birdwatching,
a series of DVDs about birds of North America. He has been collecting video and sounds of birds for over 15 years.