Feathered Architects: The Fascinating World of Bird Nests
Monday, September 21, at 7:00 PM
Federal Way United Methodist Church
Presented by Idie Ulsh

From eagles to hummingbirds, Idie Ulsh will explore with us how and where birds make nests, and relate interesting facts about their construction. Using photos of over 60 species, Idie will show different types and classifications of nests.

In addition to her own photos, she will include photos from many excellent local photographers, University of Puget Sound Slater Museum, and Cornell Lab of Ornithology in this unique program.

Idie Ulsh is well known for her bird and butterfly programs. She has now completed an in-depth three year study of bird nests. She is a past president of Seattle Audubon, founder of the Washington Butterfly Association, Seattle Audubon Master Birder, nature photographer, and an independent college counselor. Many will remember the butterfly program Idie presented to Rainier a number of years ago — this program will be just as entertaining and informative.

Please join us as we kick off another season with Rainier Audubon. Refreshments and conversation available before, during, and after the program.

Directions to Federal Way United Methodist Church
29645 - 51st Ave. So. 98001
(in unincorporated Auburn)
In Federal Way, take 320th St. EAST
past The Commons, crossing over I-5
and Military Rd. At 321st St, turn left.
Stay on 321st as it becomes 51st Ave. So.
Follow 51st Ave. to 296th. Church will
be on your left.