BIRDING HARNEY COUNTY Presentation by Harry Fuller

A world–class birder’s paradise, Malheur National Wildlife Refuge is located in remote and beautiful southeastern Oregon. While Malheur is the main draw in the area, there are many birding hotspots nearby including Steens Mountain and the lush floodplain around the city of Burns.  Harry Fuller, birding guide and author has written a book to help find new places to bird in southeastern Oregon.

Fuller will present this book on Thursday September 21st at 7 pm here at Northwest Nature Shop.  Come early to get a seat. Harry’s presentations are always entertaining and informative. Fuller’s book, Birding Harney County, will help you find the birds you are looking for by identifying where and when the birds are present. Harney County has many birds not found where most birders live. From Bobolink to Common Nighthawk. From Ferruginous Hawk to Franklin’s Gull. From White Pelican to Wilson’s Phalarope this area is a birder’s challenge, and this book will bring some birder’s rewards.

Join Fuller as he presents where to bird at Malheur field station and the lesser known birding hotspots in Harney County.