May Audubon Program
Wednesday, May 9, 2012, 7:15 pm
Native Plants in Your Landscape
Speaker: Michael Yanny, Plant Propagator, Johnson’s Nursery
Moraine Park Technical College Cafeteria
Find out about native Wisconsin plants
and how to integrate them into your yard.

Please note: While the banquet has been cancelled, the program “Native Plants in Your Landscape” will be presented as scheduled.



DANDELION
FESTIVAL
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SATURDAY MAY 12, 2012
10:30 AM -3:00 PM

SUNSEED ECO-EDUCATION CENTER
AT 110 NOTRE DAME ST. IN MT. CALVARY

CO-SPONSORED WITH FOND DU LAC COUNTY AUDUBON SOCIETY and OPEN CIRCLE UNITARIAN ECO FOOD COMMITTEE

Free Admission
Donations Appreciated

Celebrate All Things Dandelion!
Link to schedule

How to Manage your Land to Help Birds
Vicki Piaskowski
Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 7 pm
Room UC114 University Center

Vicki will be presenting practical hints on simple ways to make your yard bird-friendly, how you can provide food for birds during all seasons and other ways to help birds. She will explain some of the research findings of the Birds Without Borders project and how you can use this information to make your yard a bird haven.

Vicki completed her graduate studies at UW-Milwaukee and conducted research on birds at the UW-M Field Station and the Whitefish Point Bird Observatory in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. From 1996 to 2009 she was the International Coordinator of the Birds Without Borders – Aves Sin Fronteras project.


Program suggestions wanted!
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FDL Audubon wants your help --

We are now planning activities for Fall 2012 through summer of 2013.  If you have suggestions for Fond du Lac County Audubon Field Trips and/or Programs for 2012-13, send

Field trip suggestions to Kathleen Stetter (
Stetter@centurytel.net)
Program suggestions to Dave Sehloff (
SehloffD@agnesian.com)


Northern Kettle Moraine State Forest
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Summer Programs
More info

At the Gottfried Prairie and ArboretumUW-Fond du Lac Campus400 University Drive(enter from Highway 23/Johnson St.) 
Saturday, July 28, 2012
10 am-3 pm
Rain or Shine - FREE admission!!
A combination of interactive events, presentations, tours and entertainment, Prairie Fest is a one-of-kind event!
This year’s Prairie Fest will also include “Shakespeare on the Prairie” sponsored by the
Windhover Center for the Arts and featuring high school student performers.
More info:
Prairie Fest
Prairie Fest

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Report on Saw-Whet Owl Festival
Audubon members who went to the Saw-Whet Owl
festival at Woodland Dunes, Two Rivers, did not see
any saw-whets because of strong winds the night
before when owls are mist netted. However, they
listened to a wildlife rehabilitator from WOW
(Wildlife of Wisconsin). The reluctant horned
owl was part of that demonstration.
(Photo by Amy
Sheldon)
. Those who would like to see a saw-whet
banding and release can arrive at Woodland Dunes
from daybreak to 8 am during the migration season
(October through November 19) on mornings after
a calm and rain-free night.