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Mobile Bay

Audubon Society

Winter 2006

A Chapter of the National Audubon Society Since 1971

Volume XXV No.5

Winter 2006

This years Birdfest was

once again a great success. For

the first time the weather cooper-

ated with the outside events

enjoying near perfect weather and

no hurricanes preceding the

Birdfest.

According to Fran Morley,

Nest Keeper, We sent out more

tours with more participants and

had sell-out crowds at both of our

evening events. The crowds at

Saturdays Expo dropped off alittle in the mid-afternoon (some-

thing about an Alabama-Tennes-

see game???), but they were great

up till then. Most of the mer-

chants, artists, exhibitors, and

presenters that I spoke with said

they wanted to return next year

and they expect next year to be

even bigger and better.

Over the next few weeks,

well be sorting through our

Bigger and Better Every Yearnotes, talking to many of you, and

figuring out how we can make

next year even better. Please e-

mail or call me with any sugges-

tions, comments, complaints, etc.

(Frank Morley,

www.alabamacoastalbirdfest.com

or 251-929-0922) We need to

know how we can do better.

However, I do know one thing

we cant improve on and thats

having quality volunteers like you

all!The Fourth Annual Birdfest

is scheduled for Oct. 18-21,

2007, mark your calendars.

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The Marsh,

A Quiet

Mystery

The film will be presented

and narrated by award-winning

naturalist, Tom Sterling on

Tuesday, January 23, 7:30 p.m.

in Centennial Hall, Faulkner

Community College, Fairhope.

The film will take us intoone of our last explored and

therefore least known native

habitat. The mysterious world of

the fresh water marsh is critical

to the survival of many species

of wildlife. As we visit marshes

in Minnesota, Utah, Oregon and

Canada, we will become aware

of and enlightened by the

significance of this quiet mys-

tery habitat.Join us for this interesting

and entertaining film. Elizabeth Williams

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Merry Christmas

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