Othello - The Owl and The Woodpecker

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Conservation Northwest's Paul Bannick explores owls, woodpeckers, and their ecology through breathtaking photography and stories from his book.

What	Presentation/Social Event
When	Mar 27, 2010 from 07:00 PM to 09:00 PM
Where	Othello High School music room, 340 S 7th Ave
Contact Name	Paul Bannick
Contact Phone	206.675.9747 ext. 202
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Award-winning photographer and naturalist, Paul Bannick, delivers the keynote address for the 2010 Sandhill Crane Festival presenting images and stories from his critically acclaimed book, The Owl and the Woodpecker: Encounters With North America's Most Iconic Birds.

The author intertwines extensive knowledge of natural history with breathtaking photography as he draws intriguing connections between owls and woodpeckers, with a focus on western habitats. Paul is also development director for Conservation Northwest.

Book signing to follow.

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