Come visit “the Owl” at these events:
Upcoming
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Wings Over Willcox, Willcox AZ, January 13-17, 2010. Huge numbers of wintering Sandhill Cranes provide an elegant excuse for birders and naturalists to celebrate winter in southeast Arizona. Bring a sweater.
- [Yuma Birding and Nature Festival, April 15 - 18. Three Star Owl plans to be there, but arrangements have yet to be finalized. On The River (that's the Colorado).]
- Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival, April 22 -25, 2010, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Cottonwood, AZ. AKA “Birdy Verde” — come have fun under the Big Top!
Cranky Owlet says “Visit the Owl!”
Past (2009)
- Gifts from Nature, the Audubon Arizona annual fundraiser at the historic Cattletrack Compound in Scottsdale. 11 – 12 Dec.
- Southwest Wings, Sierra Vista, AZ. August 5-9 2009.
- Potters as Sculptors; Sculptors as Potters: Utility is the core concept of the show: How does a person working in clay approach it if that is the primary focus of their work? If it is not, how do they perceive function when it is juxtaposed against their non-functional art? Many ceramic artists explore and/or exist equally in both the world of function and sculpture. In this exhibition, the artists will be exhibiting work that explores both of these ideas by presenting two pieces of their work. Organized by James Ibur. Concurrent with the NCECA Annual Convention.
- San Diego Bird Festival, Mission Bay San Diego, CA — March 5-8, 2009. The incredible biodiversity of coastal and inland southern California is the setting for this birding and optics pow-wow.
