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FW: COG meeting tomorrow evening 9 August

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Subject: FW: COG meeting tomorrow evening 9 August
From: jandaholland--- via Canberrabirds <>
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2023 22:28:08 +0000

Good morning COG members and chat line subscribers, a reminder that the September normal COG meeting will be held tomorrow evening Wednesday 13 September at our usual Canberra Girls Grammar School venue from 7:30 pm.  Details are below.

 

Everyone is welcome so please come along to listen to two very different presentations, both of which will be of interest to COG members.  In particular COG members would be very keen to find out how their surveys over the past 20 years have shown how that conservation actions have been beneficial to the woodland bird community within the COG area of Interest.

 

There will be the usual raffle and you will also be able to enjoy a cup of tea or coffee after the meeting.

 

Jack Holland

 

 

The September meeting will be a normal face-to-face one held at our usual venue.  Attendees should heed social distancing and good hygiene practice etc, and use their common sense and stay home if they have COVID symptoms.  Mask wearing is recommended.

 

Jack Holland - Leaden and Satin Flycatchers.

 

Nicki Taws - 20 years of K2C and Birdwatch surveys; how COG has helped demonstrate the value of woodland restoration for birds.

 

First there will be a Bird of the Month presentation by Jack Holland on the “Leaden and Satin Flycatchers”, in his view the most difficult pair of local species to properly identify, particularly outside of the breeding season.

 

The main presentation will be by Nicki Taws on “20 years of K2C and Birdwatch surveys; how COG has helped demonstrate the value of woodland restoration for birds”.

 

Many COG members have participated for more than 10 years in surveys of the K2C region south of Canberra, and for more than 20 years in Birdwatch surveys to the north-west of the ACT.  The surveys are investigating the effects of conservation actions, specifically grazing exclusion and revegetation, on the woodland bird community, with some very positive results, as Nicki will outline.  They also offer the opportunity for participants to visit some beautiful areas on private property that are not open to the general public.

 

 

 


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