Louisiana Master Naturalists of Greater New Orleans

Presenter: Dr. Donata Henry
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Time: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
https://tulane.zoom.us/j/91754535980
The Monarch’s Egg and Other Everyday Wonders of Louisiana’s Butterflies showcases the unique wildlife photography of Walter Clifton, an avid outdoorsman dedicated to documenting the natural history of birds and butterflies of Louisiana. He hand reared and photographed over a dozen different species of butterflies, allowing us to marvel at and appreciate life stages we rarely, if ever, get to see. Notably, he did not use a digital camera. He and Dr. Donata Henry, a Senior Professor of Practice in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Tulane University, explored the Honey Island Swamp together nest searching and waiting in hot, buggy blinds for warblers to reveal their secrets. Join us for a glimpse into the weird and wonderful biodiversity in your own backyard.”
How to participate: All are welcome. No registration is required. We advise that you click on the link a few minutes ahead of the workshop’s starting time. Once you’ve clicked on the link, either click on “open zoom.us” or you may need to download the Zoom app to join the meeting. If prompted to download the Zoom app, it takes less than a minute to do so.