Join award-winning author and wildlife photographer Paul Bannick for a  program built on his best-selling book of the same name, Owl: A Year in  the Lives of North American Owls. His presentation includes photos and  video of owls in all four seasons on their territories, from courtship, mating and nesting in spring to fledging and feeding young in summer and then dispersal in autumn migration and competition for food in  winter.  

Bannick’s other books include Owl (2016) and The Owl and the Woodpecker: Encounters with North  America’s Most Iconic Birds (2008). His photography is found in birding guides from Audubon, Peterson, The  Smithsonian and Stokes to the National Wildlife Federation and several volumes of Handbook of the Birds of  the World. NOTE: this program will not be recorded at the request of the presenter.

This program is presented by the Denver Field Ornithologists. 

Register for the Zoom webinar here:  

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rvltcLplTneFI7nM7pTK5g