Cowbirds: Harmless Native Species or Dastardly Mobster Villains? A Scientist’s Perspective. Send request for meeting link by email:
zoom AT burroughs DOT org. You can view the recorded program here.

Enhancing Your Birding With eBird by Mary Nemecek.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MEETING IS THE THIRD THURSDAY rather than our usual meeting night on the third Tuesday of the month. Day of week change for this meeting only. Send request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

Native plant pre-order sale and pick up at Backyard Bird Center (BYBC). NO PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR BROWSING OR SALE at BYBC. See the following link for details. https://mailchi.mp/1f5f354367c0/burroughsannounce-native-plant-sale

Trumpeter Swans in Iowa and Beyond: The Restoration and Research of An Iconic Species by Anna Buckhardt Thomas.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS MEETING IS THE THIRD TUESDAY of the month, our usual meeting night. This will also be the last program of the season before we resume ZOOM meetings in the fall. Send request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

Bring your origami, knitting, crocheting and a camp chair! A parley of the latest, exciting opportunities in conservation exchanged! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Learn about this important taxonomic class of cold-blooded vertebrates that includes frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders. New developments in the field of herpetology will also be discussed. Bring a camp chair for an outside, socially-distanced learning experience. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Learn about this important taxonomic class of cold-blooded vertebrates that includes frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders. New developments in the field of herpetology will also be discussed. Bring a camp chair for an outside, socially-distanced learning experience. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Bring your origami, knitting, crocheting and a camp chair! A parley of the latest, exciting opportunities in conservation exchanged! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Summer Equals Insect Time! Chewing, biting, stinging and singing; we really need insects as much they need us! Latest information highlighted. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Summer Equals Insect Time! Chewing, biting, stinging and singing; we really need insects as much they need us! Latest information highlighted. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Let's reacquaint ourselves with the grand science of Ecology! Latest developments in this field discussed. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Let's reacquaint ourselves with the grand science of Ecology! Latest developments in this field discussed. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

**CANCELLED** Bring your origami, knitting, crocheting and a camp chair! A parley of the latest, exciting opportunities in conservation exchanged! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

The mysterious natural history surrounding shrews, moles, armadillos, and more! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

The mysterious natural history surrounding shrews, moles, armadillos, and more! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

The mysterious natural history surrounding shrews, moles, armadillos, and more! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

"Saving Birds and Spreading the Word: How Our Campus Is Working to Reduce Window Collisions" with Krystal Anton, Zero Waste Coordinator, Johnson County Community College. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

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Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

"The Regal Fritillary Butterfly in Missouri" with Steve Buback, Natural History Biologist with the Missouri Department of Conservation. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

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"For the Love of Delta Wind Birds" with Jason Hoeksema, Professor of Biology at the University of Mississippi. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.