Swallow-tailed and Snail Kites by Ken Meyer
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Dr. Ken Meyer, Executive Director at the nonprofit Avian Research and Conservation Institute in Gainesville, has been studying Swallow-tailed Kites for over 25 years.
Dr. Meyer also carries out research on Snail Kites and the even rarer Short-tailed Hawks, a tropical species with a small Florida population. For Orange Audubon Society’s February 18th in-person program, Dr. Meyer will share current knowledge of biology of these two rare raptors, the Swallow-tailed and Snail Kites.
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Snail Kite, Emeralda Marsh. Photo: Delsy Rodriguez
Dr. Meyer also carries out research on Snail Kites and the even rarer Short-tailed Hawks, a tropical species with a small Florida population. For Orange Audubon Society’s February 18th in-person program, Dr. Meyer will share current knowledge of biology of these two rare raptors, the Swallow-tailed and Snail Kites.
Join us!
Snail Kite, Emeralda Marsh. Photo: Delsy Rodriguez
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Where is it happening?
Harry P. Leu Gardens, ChargeUp, 1920 N Forest Ave, Orlando, FL 32803, United States
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Host or PublisherOrange Audubon Society
