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About Birds & Nature

​ENJOY & LEARN

Photo Credit: Diane Birdsall
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Photo Credit: Bill Gette

Next Program: SPECIAL DATE! Tues Jan 20, 6:00 pm MST

ZOOM ONLY!

Our Amazing Birds

Bill Gette

Founding Director of Massachusetts Audubon's Joppa Flats Education Center and Past President of the Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

Free and Open to All!

About the Program

During his PowerPoint presentation, Bill will show you his beautiful photographs to illustrate the diversity in avian feeding techniques, mating systems, migration feats, tool use, food storage, brood parasitism, nest building, and plumage coloration. Did you know that in the fall Bar-tailed Godwits migrate over 8,000 miles nonstop?  Did you know that Oilbirds feed at night and use echolocation - like a bat - to navigate and find food?

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Photo Credit: Bill Gette
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Photo courtesy Bill Gette

Bill Gette, Founding Director of Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats Education Center and Past President of the Friends of Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, has been birding since 1961.  During that time, he has not only been thrilled by the beauty of birds but has also been amazed by their diversity.  Birds have the greatest diversity in form and behavior of any group of terrestrial vertebrates – they’re an exciting group of animals.  Bill's past programs for the JH Bird & Nature Club have been enthusiastically received!

About the Presenter

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Photo Credit: Wes Timmerman
Upcoming Programs 

Tue Feb 10, 2026 - Zoom Only! - "Saving the Cranes of Teton Valley" - Kim Trotter, Executive Director Teton Regional Land Trust

Tue Mar 10, 2026 - Zoom Only! - "Bird Song and Vocalizations" - David Lukas, Naturalist and Writer

Tue Apr 14, TBD

Tue May 12, TBD

Tue Jun 9 - LIVE at Teton County Library! - "Antarctica -
Birds, Wildlife & Habitats" - Chuck Peterson, Idaho State Univ. & Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative 

About Jackson Hole Bird & Nature Club

We offer free programs and information about wildlife in Jackson Hole and surrounding areas.

Everyone is invited to attend.

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Nature & Science Tuesdays
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Photo Credit: Susan Marsh

Host & Partner

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Many thanks to

Teton County Library
Teton County Library Foundation

for hosting

Jackson Hole Bird & Nature Club
and Teton Plants

second Tuesday of each month at 6 pm

Presenting on
1st
Tuesdays
6 pm

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Geologists of
Jackson Hole

Presenting on
2nd 
Tuesdays
6 pm

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Jackson Hole Bird &
Nature Club

Presenting on
2nd
Tuesdays
6 pm

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Teton Plants

Teton Chapter, Wyoming Native Plant Society

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