The video of the latest BIRD BOMBS: Colorado Plovers is available for viewing (due to an editing issue there is about 5 minutes of just the first slide before the presentation begins, so please just advance to 5:00 minutes). All 29 episodes of BIRD BOMBS are in the Denver Field Ornithologists' BIRD BOMBS video library. They are also available on DFO's Youtube channel, too!
Register now for the next BIRD BOMBS: Assfeet due to explode on September 12 at 7 pm Mountain time. Explore the identification of Colorado's grebes. See the attached slide for an explanation of the name, and pardon my French, as they say :-).
David Suddjian
Littleton, CO
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