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Join us via ZOOM to learn all about this NEW BOOK by Harry Fuller! This book will help you find new places to bird in eastern Oregon. It will also help you find the birds you are looking for. Where and when are always crucial elements when seeking that special bird, but Author Harry Fuller is eager to share some of his tips and tricks accrued from years of birding the region.
Harney County offers an opportunity to see 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.
Harry has written three previous natural history books, including Great Gray Owl in California, Oregon, and Washington, and San Francisco’s Natural History, Sand Dunes to Streetcars. Harry also contributed to a chapter about Common Nighthawks in Edge of Awe, an anthology of essays about Malheur National Wildlife Refuge published by Oregon State University Press in 2019. He has been leading bird trips and teaching birding classes since the 1990s. See Harry’s birding journal online here.
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