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Leslie Dillingham commented on Diane Willis's event '2010 Brainstorming Part II'

Sorry I'll miss the Nov. 5 meeting - I'll be traveling out of town.

November 3

Leslie Dillingham commented on Diane Willis's event 'Annual Spider Lily Hike & Picnic'

hope to attend...been wanting to do this one........

April 28

Diane Willis might attend Diane Willis's event

Annual Spider Lily Hike & Picnic at Landsford Canal State Park

May 23, 2009 from 11am to 2pm

We're back for another beautiful hike and picnic alongside the rocky shoals of the Catawba River. The rare and lovely spider lilies should be in full bloom. Enjoy the park and all its wildlife on a quiet Saturday, approx. 45 minutes from Charlotte.…

April 28

Leslie Dillingham commented on Diane Willis's event 'Full Moon Paddle'

Sorry - I'll be traveling out of town......catch you another time..... Leslie

April 28

Diane Willis is attending Diane Willis's event

Backyard Habitats & Native Gardening at Mountain Island Library

April 22, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Carol Buie-Jackson will be showing us how to create a backyard habitat and what elements are needed. She'll also discuss why it's so important to add native species to the mix, plus composting tips, and much more. There's no better way to get ready…

March 30

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March 19

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March 13

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At 9:58am on March 19, 2009, G. Richard Mode said…: Hi Leslie, sorry to be so long to respond. My new computer blew up and I've been through a few weeks of cyber hell. Thanks for noticing the phesant. I've waited many years to get this picture. I have seen pictures like this in Field and Stream since I was a little boy and wanted my own pictures of phesant tails sticking out of the game bag. I was invited to speak to a group of Montana Wildlife Federation partners two years ago and my price for the speech was a couple of days of bird hunting. We hunted out of Great Falls in the native grass lands. It was spectacular. I loved the days because we were getting up a mixed bag of birds. Phesant, sharpe tails (which is a magnificent animal) and huns. Also stumbled on huge mule deer which we just watched almost run over us. Last year I was invited to visit Conservation Reserve Program lands in Iowa with my Regional Rep from NCWF. He had local contacts with farmers we had worked with on Farm Bill stuff. It too was an awesome trip. I was hunting with home boys both times so I can't give you much info on guides, but I can put you in touch with the home boys out there who can. I also want to tell you about public hunting in Montana. You can send your contact info to my email at grmode@earthlink.net and we can chat at your convenience. Nice fish. Is that a rainbow or steelhead?

At 11:50pm on March 13, 2009, Ernie McLaney said…: Leslie, I think my sister Mary Snyder will be taking this class. She has certified her yard as a NWF Habitat and is working on doing the same to her church.

At 2:29pm on February 23, 2009, Carol Buie-Jackson said…: Saw your comment on the compost workshop. There are lots more after the one this week, so feel free to come to another one. They are all posted on the "events" tab

At 2:46pm on August 8, 2008, Diane Willis said…: Hey, Leslie. Check your e-mail for that address....

At 10:49pm on July 24, 2008, Ernie McLaney said…: Welcome Leslie!
I think this group has lots of potential for networking and learning about events all across the state. I hope you find it useful.

At 10:48am on July 24, 2008, Diane Willis said…: Hey, Leslie! Great to see you on the website, and many thanks for signing up for our bird box project. I'll get back with everyone in a week or so with final details.
Oh, and take a look at our moonlight kayak on August 16th - we'll be going out of Nance Cove.
See you soon!

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