The Lebanon Birding Club, a.k.a. John W Sellars Chapter of the Tennessee Ornithological Society, meets again at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, 20 April 2019 at the Sadie Ford Heritage Farm located across the highway and 500 feet south of the entrance to Cedars of Lebanon State Park.
David Hanni, TWRA Conservation Bird Coordinator, will be our guest and will talk to us about the North American Breeding Bird Survey and other issues with regard to bird conservation.
As always, anyone and everyone interested in birding is invited and welcome to attend our meetings. There is never any pressure to join our organization, but we hope you find something you like and will return.
Park in the gravel area between the farm house and the barn, and enter the farmhouse from the back porch accessible via the wood ramp at the rear of the house.
NOTE: There is no refrigerator nor any way to heat food at the Sadie Ford farmhouse. Please bring a sack lunch to enjoy with the group after the meeting.
We hope to see you Saturday, 20 April 2019.
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