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For more information about our field tripsemail northeastaud@aim.com or visit our

website at www.newaudubon.org

Monday, August 15

Bats The Bike Hub, 1025 N. Broadway,DePere. 89:30 pm. Sue Saari will explainthe habits of Wisconsin bats and show us a

live captive bat or two. Then she will lead us

along the Fox River to find bats using an echolocator. Free for Audubon members, non-

members adults $5, children 17 and under $3.

Tuesday, August 16

Bugs & Flowers Baird Creek Parkway,Triangle Sports Area, Green Bay. 6:308 pm.

Join Matt Welter of the Neville Museum andexamine prairie plants for bugs, beetles and

spiders. We will meet near the Chalet build-ing. We will supply insect nets. Bring a bug

box or a jar with a lid on it. Take University

Avenue to Humboldt Road, take first rightto Baird Creek Road and first right again on

Beverly Road leading up the hill. Free for

Audubon members, non-members adults $5,

children 17 and under $3. No pre-registrationrequired.

Wednesday, August 31

Alaska Talk Neville Public Museum,Green Bay. 7 pm. Free. Accomplishedauthor and adventurer Jon Waterman offers

an evening of photographs and words from

his new book, Where Mountains are

Nameless: Passion and Politics in the Arctic

National Wildlife Refuge. Co-sponsored by

the Neville Public Museum, Alaska Coalition

and Northeast Wisconsin Audubon.

Saturday, September 3

Monarch Butterfly TaggingCrossroads at Big Creek, Collins Learn-

ing Center, Sturgeon Bay. 12:302:30 pm.

Leader: Randy Korb. Half hour introduction

in the Learning Center on the monarch and itsmigration to Mexico. Then we will drive to

fields to catch, tag and release monarchs. Freefor Audubon members. Non-member adults

$5, children 17 and under $3. No pre-regis-

tration required. Event will be cancelled if itrains. Crossroads is located on the east side

of Sturgeon Bay, with the main entrance on

Michigan St., just east of the intersection of

Michigan and Highway 42/57.

Sunday, September 4Monarch Butterfly Tagging GreenBay Botanical Garden, 2600 Larsen

Road, Green Bay. 12:302:30 pm.Leader: Randy Korb. The details

are described in the September 3

tagging event paragraph. GreenBay Botanical Garden is located

on the west side of Green Bay

at 2600 Larsen Road, which is off

Packerland Drive (Hwy EB) between

West Mason Street (Hwy 54) and ShawanoAvenue (Hwy 29).

Saturday, September 10

Monarch Butterfly Tagging Memorial ParkArboretum Visitor Center, Appleton. 12:302:30 pm. Leader: Randy Korb. The details are

described in the September 3 tagging event

paragraph. Memorial Park Arboretum Visitor

Center is located within Memorial Park. From

UPCOMING EVENTS

Late Summer 2005

Contact UsWebsite:

www.newaudubon.o

New e-mail:

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Saturday, September 17

Monarch Butterfly Tagging ShawanoPublic Library, 128 S. Sawyer Street, Shawano.Noon2 pm. Leaders: Randy Korb and Brian

Ewart. The details are described in the

September 3 tagging event paragraph. FromGreen Bay take Highway 29 west 35 miles and

turn right on the WI 22 exit-exit 225. Turn right

onto E. Green Bay Street (WI-22, WI-47,WI-55.) Turn right onto S. Sawyer Street.

Highway 41 on the northeast side of Appleton,take the Ballard Rd. / County E exit. Travel

south on Ballard Rd. Turn right onto Witzke

Blvd. to enter Memorial Park.

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