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for all you bird folks out there--

the new edition of The Sibley Guide to Birds is out and we're doing an event with David Allen Sibley on 4/7/14. Its free and open to the public though there's a preferred seating deal if you purchase the book through Changing Hands. Its a fantastic guide and beautifully illustrated. This is a rare chance to meet someone like David and great opportunity to meet other birders. Here's the event info:

http://www.changinghands.com/event/sibley-apr14

@Tough_Boots
I think I need to pick that up since I wrote in my triplog that I found a wounded owl over the weekend, turns out it was actually a falcon...ooops.. thanks for the correct label guys and gals..

who knew, guess I have to study up on my birds, just a tad embarrassing..

Owl. Falcon. Hawk. Eagle. Doesn't matter if you know what it is or not. All of them are delicious.

chumley wrote:Owl. Falcon. Hawk. Eagle. Doesn't matter if you know what it is or not. All of them are delicious.

You're going to be bummed when you find out the book has no recipes...

chumley wrote:Owl. Falcon. Hawk. Eagle. Doesn't matter if you know what it is or not. All of them are delicious.

@chumley
I dont think "the eagle" will approve of your taste buds....

friendofThundergod wrote:@chumley
I dont think "the eagle" will approve of your taste buds....

I've heard that mesquite bark is more palatable.

Ok Chums here ya go......

@Tough_Boots
I would consider going, but I'll be gone...For all of you non-Birder's, Sibley's is pretty much the Birding Bible these days....Pretty cool that you got David to come in....

I saw two Bald Eagles last week in the Columbia River gorge, both soaring into the wind at fairly close range, apparently fishing.

@Tough_Boots
nice article in the paper on changing hands' 40th anniversary

Just a reminder that this is tonight