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X-WR-CALDESC:We all admire birds because they are colorful and active\, the
 y can fly (envy as well as admiration!)\, and we see them around us all th
 e time\, unlike many other kinds of animals. But have you thought about al
 l the different ways they can be birds? They live in almost all of Earth's
  habitats. Their feeding habits are infinitely variable. The same is true 
 of their breeding habits\, although every one of them indeed lays eggs. An
 d the ways they get around on land\, sea and air are as varied as the bird
 s themselves. Dennis Paulson is excited about showing you some of these di
 fferent ways of life and the adaptations that make them possible. \n\nDenn
 is Paulson grew up in Miami\, exposed to subtropical nature in all its glo
 ry while southern Florida was still largely unspoiled. He received his Ph.
 D. in Zoology from the University of Miami in 1966 with a study of the dra
 gonflies of southern Florida\, and shortly thereafter he moved to Seattle\
 , where he has lived ever since. He retired as the Director of the Slater 
 Museum of Natural History at the University of Puget Sound\, where he also
  taught in the Biology Department. Dennis has taught at three universities
  and continues to teach adult-education courses in many venues. He has als
 o led nature tours and traveled on his own to all continents\, and he has 
 studied and photographed dragonflies and birds worldwide and published ove
 r 75 scientific papers on his favorite animals. He is an avid nature photo
 grapher\, with many photos published in magazines\, books and interpretive
  displays.\n\nDennis's published books include 'Dragonflies and Damselflie
 s of The West\;' 'Dragonflies and Damselflies of the East\;' 'Dragonflies 
 & Damselflies: A Natural History\;' 'Shorebirds of North America: The Phot
 ographic Guide\;' 'Shorebirds of the Pacific Northwest\;' 'Exotic Birds\;'
  and 'Alaska: The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guide.' Beyond these interests\,
  he is a well-rounded naturalist with a broad knowledge of plants and anim
 als of the world.\n\nUse this link to join the Zoom webinar: https://zoom.
 us/j/91520884763?pwd=MVJTaHpxS0Y0eFp4NDc3VDhoNEVTdz09\nPasscode: 747926
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DESCRIPTION:We all admire birds because they are colorful and active\, they
  can fly (envy as well as admiration!)\, and we see them around us all the
  time\, unlike many other kinds of animals. But have you thought about all
  the different ways they can be birds? They live in almost all of Earth's 
 habitats. Their feeding habits are infinitely variable. The same is true o
 f their breeding habits\, although every one of them indeed lays eggs. And
  the ways they get around on land\, sea and air are as varied as the birds
  themselves. Dennis Paulson is excited about showing you some of these dif
 ferent ways of life and the adaptations that make them possible. \n\nDenni
 s Paulson grew up in Miami\, exposed to subtropical nature in all its glor
 y while southern Florida was still largely unspoiled. He received his Ph.D
 . in Zoology from the University of Miami in 1966 with a study of the drag
 onflies of southern Florida\, and shortly thereafter he moved to Seattle\,
  where he has lived ever since. He retired as the Director of the Slater M
 useum of Natural History at the University of Puget Sound\, where he also 
 taught in the Biology Department. Dennis has taught at three universities 
 and continues to teach adult-education courses in many venues. He has also
  led nature tours and traveled on his own to all continents\, and he has s
 tudied and photographed dragonflies and birds worldwide and published over
  75 scientific papers on his favorite animals. He is an avid nature photog
 rapher\, with many photos published in magazines\, books and interpretive 
 displays.\n\nDennis's published books include 'Dragonflies and Damselflies
  of The West\;' 'Dragonflies and Damselflies of the East\;' 'Dragonflies &
  Damselflies: A Natural History\;' 'Shorebirds of North America: The Photo
 graphic Guide\;' 'Shorebirds of the Pacific Northwest\;' 'Exotic Birds\;' 
 and 'Alaska: The Ecotravellers' Wildlife Guide.' Beyond these interests\, 
 he is a well-rounded naturalist with a broad knowledge of plants and anima
 ls of the world.\n\nUse this link to join the Zoom webinar: https://zoom.u
 s/j/91520884763?pwd=MVJTaHpxS0Y0eFp4NDc3VDhoNEVTdz09\nPasscode: 747926
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210515T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210515T203000
LOCATION:https://www.facebook.com/WenatcheeRiverInstitute/live_videos/
SUMMARY:Bird Fest Keynote: The Wonderful Adaptations of Birds
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