To all:

My apologies, when this email was originally sent out the Cylburn website
was temporarily down.  It is now up so the directions link below should
work, I was just able to access it.  

Just in case, here are the directions/address from the Website:
Entrance: located at 4915 Greenspring Ave., Baltimore, MD 21209
on the east side of Greenspring Avenue, between Northern Parkway and Cold
Spring Lane, both accessible via western exits off I-83.
The entrance is marked by stone pillars and a wooden sign.

You can also use Mapquest to get door-to-door directions from your point of
origin.

February 6, 2007 (Tue) 7:30 pm. Baltimore Bird Club Lecture at Cylburn.  "Of
Wild Rice and Rails." A report on rail populations at Jug Bay and the
importance of wild rice.  Greg Kearns, biologist at Patuxent River Park in
Prince George's County, will present the results of 16 years research on
efforts to restore the large stands of wild rice that support birds called
rails. 

March 6, 2007 (Tue) 7:30 pm.  Baltimore Bird Club Lecture at Cylburn.
"Birding in Wales." Mike Bowen, past president of the Montgomery Bird Club,
will give us an overview of the outstanding natural areas of his native
Wales. Using both photographs and audio clips, he will review the nearly 200
birds known to occur in one of Britain's most scenic regions.

APR 3, 2007 (Tue) 7:30 p.m. Baltimore Bird Club Lecture at Cylburn.
"Catching, Banding and Hypnotizing Birds". Dr David Thorndill,
Vice-President of the Baltimore Bird Club, has a quarter century of banding
experience in Baltimore County. He will describe the whys and hows of
catching, banding and  hypnotizing birds. Expect lots of nifty photographs. 

MAY 1, 2007 (Tue) 7:30 p.m. Baltimore Bird Club Lecture at Cylburn. "Miracle
Pond in Patterson Park". Author and photographer Middleton Evans illustrates
the birdlife of Patterson Park in downtown Baltimore, with a focus on the
reconstructed boat lake. Middleton has photographed nearly 115 species in
the park over the past 6 years. 

For directions to Cylburn Arboretum, go to:
http://www.cylburnassociation.org/visiting.htm

W. Olsson
Baltimore, MD