HAWK

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Habitat and Wildlife Keepers is a chapter of the NC Wildlife Federation and is committed to preserving, protecting and restoring wildlife habitat. We meet the first Tuesday of each month (Sept-May) at 7pm at the Matthews Community Center.

Website: http://www.habitatsteward.org
Members: 20
Created By: Carol Buie-Jackson
Latest Activity: May 1

The HAWK's Nest

Rusty Jewett, from Sencera Solar Energy, will speak at the May 6 meeting of Habitat and Wildlife Keepers (HAWK) a chapter of the NC Wildlife Federation. Sencera manufactures photovoltaic (solar) panels and Rusty will address the increase in interest in solar power, how the United States fits into the global solar energy market, residential applications, costs and technologies and government incentives for solar energy use.

Rusty holds a Ph.D in Plasma Physics Engineering from the University of New Mexico and holds 8 US patents.
We will also be holding elections for President, Secretary and two Board positions. All members of NCWF are eligible to vote.

The meeting is free and open to everyone. Join us at the Matthews Community Center at 100 McDowell Street at 7pm. This will be the last HAWK meeting before summer break.

Discussion Forum

Peak Migration

You've probably already noticed at your own feeders, but its peak migration right now for a lot of song birds heading north to their breeding grounds. Each year, we are very lucky to have these vis... Continue

Tagged: breasted, grosbeak, habitat, migration, bunting

Started by Carol Buie-Jackson Apr 30

Name This Bird
3 Replies

Another winter-only resident, this bird will soon be heading north to start a family. In the meantime, see if you know what it is and if you have them in your yard.

Started by Carol Buie-Jackson. Last reply by Frank & Dee Apr 24.