LAKELAND AUDUBON SOCIETY
A Chapter of National Audubon Society
          Covering greater Walworth County and nearby areas 
    

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Our regular program meetings are held in the Lion's Fieldhouse in Williams Bay (north side of the Village on Highway 67 by the athletic fields).   The meetings begin at 7pm and are held on the 4th Tuesday evening of September, October, November, January, February and March.   Traditionally, we have an annual dinner meeting in April.  Occasionally we have added programs in May and August

Short Board meetings generally preceed the regular meeting, at 6 pm.   All members are welcome at Board meetings.   


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HOY AUDUBON, just to the east of us, has extensive field trips scheduled and would welcome your participation. Visit them at:  
http://www.hoyaudubon.org

The Wisconsin Society for Ornithology (WSO) sponsored field trips are open to anyone.  See their website for more information:    http://www.wsobirds.org/ 



                           REGULAR MEETING SCHEDULE


MAY 28TH MEETING - ON SILENT WINGS:  WISCONSIN OWLS
Discover the adaptations that make owls the perfect night hunters. Learn which owls call Wisconsin home and how to identify them by sight and sound. Weather permitting, we’ll go out to listen for owls in the neighborhood. Beth Goeppinger, naturalist at Richard Bong State Recreation Area, will present this program on May 28, at 7 pm, at the Lions Field House in
Williams Bay.
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The purpose and objectives of this society shall be to engage in any such educational, scientific , investigative, literary, historical, philanthropic and charitable pursuits as may be part of the stated purposes of the National Audubon Society, of which this Society shall function as a Chapter.

The chapter was incorporated as a NOT FOR PROFIT   corporation on August 14,1972 with it's principal office in Elkhorn.

 

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