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ECUADOR: Straddling the Equator in Search of Condors to Hummingbirds

Tuesday, May 18 2021

Free. Participants must register in advance. To register, send an email request to: OrleansAudubon@aol.com with “Ecuador” as the subject line and include your full name in the body of the email message. If participating by phone, also include your phone number. Please register as soon as possible and at least two hours prior to the start of the meeting.

Presented by Jennifer Coulson and David Muth

Roughly the size of the U.K., Ecuador offers more bird diversity in less space than any other country in the world. This center of avian mega-diversity is home to over 1,600 species of birds! In 2018, Tom and Jennifer Coulson, David Muth, and Princeton ornithologist, Christie Riehl made a birding trip to Ecuador. They found Ecuador to be a user-friendly country for birding and eco-tourism. Join Jennifer and David as they take us on a journey exploring the eastern slope of the Andes in search of the gigantic Andean Condor, the exquisite Tourmaline Sunangel, and everything in between. Learn why Ecuador is a special place for birds and birders.

7:00pm - 8:00pm
Webinar CE
Continuing Education

Contact the event organizers: Volunteer & Continuing Education Committee