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The 20th Annual
Conference of the Washington Ornithological Society will be
centered at Whitman College, located in Walla Walla, Washington.
The conference will begin Thursday evening, June 5, and
continue through Monday, June 9, 2008. The dormitory rooms of Whitman
College will serve as an economical lodging option for
this conference.
Kicking
off the conference with owling trips on Thursday, a wide
array of field trips will be offered. From
the verdant forests of the Blue Mountains, across the
passerine-filled riparian corridors, and into the rich Walla Walla
delta, there should be no shortage of interesting avian species. Led
by local and experienced birders, day trips will depart at 5:00 AM
and owling trips will leave around 8:40 PM. The conference will feature
author Jack Nisbet as the banquet speaker. Local birding expert
Mike Denny will give the Friday evening presentation on
Walla Walla area birds.

Early June
is prime time for finding summer residents and offers the
possibilities of eastern vagrants as well as interesting shorebirds. The Conference
Committee wishes you a pleasant stay in Walla Walla, and of course,
we hope that you see plenty of great birds!
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