Bannick presents ‘Birds of the Northwest’ at The Bing
WILDLIFE WATCHING -- Paul Bannick, wildlife photographer and author of The Owl and the Woodpecker: Encounters with North America's Most Iconic Birds, is coming to The Bing Tuesday for a program that begins at 7 p.m.
The last time Bannick was in Spokane, his program was booked at the Magic Lantern Theatre, which wasn't nearly large enough for the crowd, much of which was turned away.
The Bing will be an excellent venue.
Bannick's multimedia presentation will feature images, stories and recorded calls derived from thousands of hours in the field, highlighting the Columbia Highlands of northeastern Washington. Afterword, he will sign books.
Bannick, a birding specialist, draws connections between owls, woodpeckers and the plants and animals that live with them. He says the show will include dozens of new images.
The show is sponsored by Conservation Northwest, with support from Friends of Turnbull Wildlife Refuge, Inland Northwest Land Trust, Palouse Audubon, Spokane Audubon, The Lands Council, and Upper Columbia River Group-Sierra Club
A $5 donation will be requested at the door.
Info: 747-1663; www.conservationnw.org/birds