Tennessee Valley Chapter of Wild Ones Presents:

The Wonder of Hummingbirds

with Stephen Lyn Bales
Monday, February 21, 2022
6:00 pm EST

FREE and Open to the Public via Zoom

The ruby-throated hummingbirds that spend their nesting season in Tennessee are marvels. Join us as we learn about their life history and all the native plants that will attract and keep them into your backyards.

A native of Gatlinburg, Stephen Lyn Bales is a natural historian and writer. He grew up with a roving curiosity and a national park in his backyard. Bales was an educator and naturalist for Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville for 20 years and routinely writes for The Tennessee Conservationist magazine and the online environmental journal Hellbender Press. He is the author of three natural history books: Natural Histories, Ghost Birds and Ephemeral by Nature all published by the University of Tennessee Press.

Zoom link for February 21st:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87221439529?pwd=SzU1Qk0renYxYnZ2QWpabElkMi9PUT09

Free Public Programs

Free Public Programs, presented by the Tennessee Valley Chapter of Wild Ones are generally offered on the 2nd Monday of each month at green|spaces, 63 E. Main St., Chattanooga TN, unless otherwise noted.  Until further notice, masks are required at all in-person meetings.

Links for virtual programs via Zoom will be posted on this page in the weeks preceding each virtual program:  https://tnvalleywildones.org/programs-events/public-programs/

All programs and locations are subject to change.  Please check website regularly for updated information.