Date: 11/19/25 7:57 pm From: Maureen Lahiff via groups.io <MLahiff...> Subject: [SFBirds] talk by photographer and author Paul Bannick in SF on Nov 20
Since this event is in San Francisco and is of interest to local birders, it fits into the scope of this list serve.
Photgrapher Paul Bannick, who is based in Seattle, has several books on owls and a recent book on woodpeckers.He is giving an in-person talk at City College on Thursday Nov 20 as part of Golden Gate Bird Alliance's monthly speaker series.
Details below. Note that the talk is free, but advance registration is required.
Maureen LahiffGGBA adult ed
Woodpeckers: the heart of North American Forests
Thursday, November 20, 7 pm
City College of San Francisco Ocean Campus
Room 140, Harry Britt Building, 55 Fridy Kahlo Way
Explore the lives of woodpeckers in every season: courtship and nest selection in spring; life in the nest during summer; fledging and gaining independence in autumn; and the challenges of surviving the winter. Take a close look at the most important woodpecker habitats in North America and what we can do to protect them.
This talk draws from Paul’s recently published Woodpecker: A Year in the Life of North American Woodpeckers.
Paul Bannick photographs birds to inspire education and conservation. He is best known for several best-selling books on owls, Paul is based in the Pacific Northwest, where he serves as director for Conservation Northwest, We encourage you to visit his websites https://paulbannick.com/
At the speaker's request, this talk is live and in-person only.
The talk is free, but advance registration is required. Here is the link:
