She is a member of the Virginia Butterfly Society and has presented programs about butterflies and moths to many groups around the state. Some of her photographs have appeared in national and local publications. Teta's main area of study has been birds and she has been very active with the Virginia Society of Ornithology for many years, serving in several different capacities for that organization. She is an extraordinarily enthusiastic amateur naturalist and wildlife photographer with more than 30 years experience in the field. Ample parking in the rear.
Members are welcome to attend.
Gardening for wildlife is Bob's specialty and his presentation considers design principles found in nature and how to apply them to our home landscaping to create proper habitats for wildlife, such as, birds and butterflies, as well as how to determine which plants are deer-resistant. Bob is an instructor for the National Wildlife Federation's Gardening for Wildlife. Bill Clark is a renowned photographer, author, and lecturer with over 30 years experience with birds of prey. He has a personal goal to observe and take photographs of all of the world's diurnal raptors. His presentation will include some new raptor field marks, including the best fieldmark for juvenile red-tailed hawks.