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The Stewardship Lectures 2005 -
2006
November 17, 2005
and January 25, 2006
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Mark and Marcia Wilson enchanted a full
house on two nights - November 17, 2005 and January 25, 2006, with their live owl education program
"Who Is Watching You? Owls of New England and Beyond".
The evening began with a narrated slide presentation of Mark
Wilson’s incredible color wildlife images. Marcia then introduced
six different owls one by one to attendees of all ages and taught us
about their habits and habitats. Ranging from screech owls no larger
than a soda can to a snowy owl with a five foot wing span, these
beautiful birds were enthusiastically welcomed to the Thoreau
Institute. Volunteers from the audience learned to hoot or call to
them. |
 The
Wilsons donated a print of a snowy owl, like those known to “Harry
Potter” fans, which was raffled to benefit the Walden Woods Project.
To learn
more about “Eyes On Owls”, visit
www.eyesonowls.com. The Wilsons make numerous appearances in the
area. Don’t miss the unique opportunity!
Click Here for a Slide Show of Mark and Marcia's Live Owl
Presentations |
Mark and
Marcia Wilson are a charismatic team, teaching,
photographing, and sharing their passion for the natural
world. Endowed with a fascination for nature since childhood
as well as biology degrees, both are avid naturalists with a
keen focus on birds. They offer Eyes on Owls
live owl programs, as well as WILDSHOT
programs, cards and stock photos, from their home in rural
northern Massachusetts.
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