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The Christmas Bird Count 2018 Schedule.

Red River Radio | By Cliff Shackelford
Published December 31, 2017 at 12:00 PM CST
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2017-2018 DATES FOR SEVERAL OF THE CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT

IN THE RED RIVER RADIO LISTENING AREA

COUNT             DATE              COMPILER                   COMPILER’S EMAIL

Shreveport          Dec 16                Charles Lyon                    lyon5516@bellsouth.net

Red River            Dec 15                Terri Jacobson                 terri_jacobson@fws.gov

Nacogdoches      Dec 17                David & Mimi Wolf         dewolfnac@gmail.com

Longview             Dec 16                David Brotherton            birder10050@yahoo.com

Tyler                     Dec 30               Doug Ghrist                      dkghrist@gmail.com

Lake O’ Pines      Dec 23               David Brotherton            birder10050@yahoo.com

Lake Murvaul      Jan 1                  David Brotherton            birder10050@yahoo.com

Natchitoches       Dec 23               Larry Raymond                lrraymond@aol.com

Clairborne           Dec 21                John Dillon                       kisforkryptonite@gmail.com

D’Arbonne          Dec 16                 John Dillon                       kisforkryptonite@gmail.com
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Cliff Shackelford
Cliff Shackelford is a 7th generation Texan who began bird watching at the age of nine. He holds both a B.S. and an M.S. degree in biology from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches and has three decades of experience as a professional biologist. For over 2 decades Cliff was the statewide Non-game Ornithologist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. He is the author of over 90 publications on birds and birding and he authored the book Hummingbirds of Texas, published in 2005 by Texas A&M University Press. He has traveled extensively in the Western Hemisphere, having bird watched in 9 different Latin American countries. He and his wife Julie and their 2 young children live in East Texas.
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