Identification sites. BC Nature. Salmon Enhancement Vancouver Program. Climate action. Best Birding Apps [The Birdwatchers Guide For 2019] Whether you’re new to birding or have been bird watching for many years, you always need a guide to help you identify birds.
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Handbooks are good, but they can take up a lot of room and you need to carry them around with you. There are some very good apps you can use to help you find birds quickly and easily on your phone, so you can find out about them while you watch them. Here we look at 5 apps which we think are informative and fun to use. 1. iBird Pro Guide to Birds If you’re looking for an app which helps you identify birds when you’re out in the field, then the iBird Pro Guide to Birds is an excellent method of identification for all birds in North America. Each species has detailed descriptions with all the information to help you identify them. As you build up your own database of birds you can sort them to find them easily again. iBird Pro is also up-to-date with the 2018 AOU and ABA checklists.
It also offers a great in-app purchase called ibird Sleuth. Screenshots Features Reviews. Vancouver Island. Janie's Got a Bus. Urban Forestry. IRL Supplies Product Hand Lenses IRL Magnifier LED UV Loupe 20x. B & L Hastings Triplet Loupes 7X, 10X, 20X, 1/2" to 3/4" Lens. The Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. 5. Harewood Plains, Nanaimo. Everything Nanaimo: HAREWOOD PLAINS. Harewood is the name of a lake and a plain located 4 kilometers South of Nanaimo on the East Coast of Vancouver Island.
The name has been in use since 1913 when Harewood was referred to a small mining village in the area which is no longer in existence. The mine was owned in part by the 7th son of the 3rd son of The Earl of Harewood. Today the name Harewood is still in use to refer to a neighbourhood in South Nanaimo. It is also used as a street name and as a name for some other community amenities. The area is now affectionately called the University area due to its proximity to the Vancouver Island University.
Broombusters - Cut Broom in Bloom. WEDNESDAY APRIL 18TH 10:00 – 2:00 -Invasive Plant Work Party & BBQ at Pipers Lagoon Park.
Bbq hosted by Bill’s Place. Note this is for broom removal and other invasive plants. THURSDAY APRIL 19TH 9:30-11:30 -Lotus Pinnatus Park. The directions are from Bowen Road turn onto Pine Street, follow to Bruce. follow Bruce to 7th (John Barsby School). 7th St. turns into Harewood Mines Road continue on this road under the Parkway. As soon as you get under the Parkway there is a road on the left that is blocked off, this is Lotus Pinnatus Way. SATURDAY APRIL 21ST 10:00 – 12:00 Nanaimo Parkway, meet at the Nanaimo Tourist Bureau (corner of Northfield and the new highway). 7 Steps to Choosing a Classroom PA System – AudioLinks. By AudioMan Updated on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 Between the challenges presented by poor acoustics and the noise generated by boisterous students, it can sometimes be difficult for teachers to make themselves heard.
One easy and affordable solution to this problem is a mini classroom PA system. The right PA system can turn any unfocused class into one that shines. But how do you know which mini PA is the right one for your needs? Because they are relatively easy to manufacture, this segment of the market is not only highly competitive, but also quite diverse. Birding on Vancouver Island – All about birding on Vancouver Island & the Gulf Islands. Our Activities – Yellow Point Ecological Society. We have many activities on the boil, including our monthly meetings, our monthly hike, a planned broom pull in June in Yellow Point Park and along Yellow Point Road, a planned clean-up of Hemer Creek, a monthly booth in the Cedar Farmers Market, and ongoing work to research and develop ways to protect Nature in Yellow Point, and all its associated ecosystems.
And this: Wouldn’t it be great to make Yellow Point a trash-free zone? So that’s our goal. Home Page - The Micro-Naturalist.
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