“Special Species Series“ (session 2 of 4)
Next Thursday, August 15, 2024 at 1:30.
This session will feature the federally endangered Great Lakes Piping Plover and efforts to protect it. Please come on out and invite friends who may never have observed this rather small beach dweller.
This second session of four will be at the Alcona County Public Library in Harrisville . Please call ahead to reserve a spot at 989-724-6796.
Thanks,
Peggy Ridgeway
Working together to improve Tawas Point State Park for the birds and those who like to watch them.
AuSable Valley Audubon members worked together to design and build, and install benches which will serve as a storage areas for the birdseed.
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How cool is that! Great idea and great execution!
That is terrific, I always spend time there. Thanks so much!
Most excellent work by bird lovers
Our AVA meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 10th, at 3:00 pm, at the East Tawas Senior Center, located at 312 Newman Street.
Visitors, please realize that our location changes each month.
Our speaker will be Bill Roth. He will be sharing his knowledge of waterfowl with us. He is very knowledgeable.
All are welcome to join us! You need not be a member to attend any of our meetings!
Members please check the Facebook members group to get information about the pre-meeting lunch location . 
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Sorry I can’t be there. Should be a good talk.
Can’t be there
Can’t wait until we are able to move to the area and can attend these meetings! 😊
Tawas Point State Park, Michigan
Located on the end of a sand spit that forms Tawas Bay along Lake Huron, is home to 183 acres of lakeside recreation and has been referred to as the “Cape Cod of the Midwest.”
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So many childhood memories. Anybody who went “up north” in the summer knows what I’m talking about. I’m 66 now so this was way back when. But it’s still beautiful as are all the Great Lakes. ⛺️🏊♀️🔥
Our cottage was there😍
Definitely considerably less than A183 acres now, with all of the beach erosion
