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Please join us tomorrow for the monthly program of the Athens Area Birders!

‘Why Does My Field Guide Keep Changing?’ with Kyle Brooks
As the years go by, our field guides continue to change. Bird names change, some species get lumped together or split apart, and the order in which they are presented gets moved around. Most birders accept these changes without a second thought, but why exactly do these things happen? In this presentation, we will be exploring the concept of speciation, what exactly defines a species, how and why birds are named, and why some species get shuffled around or change their name. In addition, we will be exploring some potential future changes to a few familiar species, such as how the White-Breasted Nuthatch might soon become 3 new species or how the Yellow-Rumped Warbler will become 2 new species.

Date: Tuesday, 4 April 2017
Time: 6:30 pm 

Location: ODNR, 360 East State Street, Athens

The program is free and open to the public. 


Dr. Stefan Gleissberg
Athens Area Birders
groups.io/g/athensbirders
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