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ABOUT DELTA NATURALISTS SOCIETY
Club interests: Botany, wildlife, conservation and birding.
When it meets: DNS monthly meetings held on the first Tuesday of each month (except July and August) at 7:30 p.m. For DNCB birding outings check the Delta Nats Casual Birding blog.
Where it meets: monthly meetings are at Benediction Lutheran Church, 5575 6th Ave, Tsawwassen
– For weekly DNCB birding outings, check the Delta Nats Casual Birding website for where and when to meet
Membership fee: Individual $35, Family $45 – $14 discount if you already belong to another BC Nature-affiliated club (download DNS Membership Form here, DNS Waiver Form here)
Number of members: About 60
Newsletter: Monthly
Checklist: Birds of Boundary Bay Regional Park
Website: Delta Nats Casual Birding / Delta Naturalists Society
Other: Situated on beautiful Boundary Bay and close to many natural birding areas such as the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary and two regional parks (Boundary Bay and Deas Island).
Contact Person:
Syd Barker – Co-President
Tel: 604-948-8555
E-mail: syd.barber@telus.net
Delta Nats Brochure (PDF document) can be downloaded HERE.
DNS Membership form (MS Word document) can be downloaded HERE.
DNS Waiver Form (PDF version) can be downloaded HERE.
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Is it possible to get hard copies of your “Birds in Delta” brochures for my adult immigrant ESL (LINC) class. I would like to do a birding fields trip with the class and your brochure would be an excellent resource. Is there anywhere I could pick some up?
Joann, I’m sure you can pick up a bunch of pre-printed “Birds in Delta” brochures. I’ll contact brochure co-author Terry Carr who will be able to help you.
In the August 28 Optimist, Anne Murray wrote an article about the pamphlet, Birds in Delta. We live in Ladner. Where is a good place to get this pamphlet from? Thank you. Steve and Dot. s_belez@telus.net
There are free copies at Wild Bird Center, 1315 56 St, Tsawwassen; they are at the very back of the store (just ask). If you can print your own, it is on dncb.wordpress.com, right column, scroll down, under “PUBLICATIONS” – a 9″x16″ version (which your printer may scale to fit your paper size) and a 8.5″x11″ version. Ken
Terry (co-author) says he left copies of the Bird Brochure in the Ladner Library and at the Museum, as well as with the Ladner Market organizers. Ken