• Canceled OWBC meeting: Creating a Network to Build Bird Habitat – FREE

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    LMBO Conservation Director, Joanna Demas, will discuss the Neighborhood Habitat Improvement Project (NHIP), a key initiative focused on improving residential habitat for birds and other wildlife in the Lake Michigan Basin.

  • OWBC meeting – Mystery of Migration with Bill Volkert – FREE

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    This presentation will explore the annual migration of birds, their seasonal phenology, and explore recent studies that reveal more information and instill greater wonder over the phenomenon of bird migration.

  • OWBC: A Quilting Field Trip Through the Natural World

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    These are not your grandmother's quilts. From the beginning, Anita was inspired to create original, nature-themed, scientifically-correct quilts. Each requires an in-depth look, for they include hidden, often camouflaged, organisms appropriate to the quilt’s theme.

  • OWBC: Woodcock Wander through the Mequon Nature Preserve

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    Bird expert Dan Panetti, owner of Wild Bird Ultd. will start with an informational talk about the American Woodcock. He’ll then lead a hike listening for their "peent" calls in hopes of seeing the males do their distinctive corkscrew aerial displays.

  • OWBC: Motus in WI

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    OWL: Fact or Fiction - Learn some fun trivia about a variety of Wisconsin's most secretive night time avian predators. You might even find out "who cooks for you" or whoooooo's the earliest nester in the state!

  • OWBC: 3 Billion Birds Lost & What to do about it

    Mequon Nature Preserve 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon, WI, United States

    Dr. Jackie Augustine, Audubon of Kansas executive director, will discuss why we have lost one in four individual birds since 1970, why not all species declined, and ways you can prevent further losses.