Brant Wildlife Festival

14 Apr 2008, 3:31 pm - Posted by Grant Email - 1542 views - Categories: News and Events

Volunteers Anne Neil and Margaret Trotter recently represented the World Parrot Refuge at the Brant Wildlife Festival

This year's woodcarver's competition featured some of our parrots. They did quite well, judging by the ribbons!

The carvings sprang from a presentation Wendy Huntbach gave to the Vancouver Island Woodcarver's Club.

If your group would be interested in Wendy's talk, aided by some feathered friends of course, please contact us for details.

2 comments

Comment from: DORI TOMRA [Visitor] Email
Hi there I'm looking for
the video, with the song
"born to be alive".
This is an awesome video
to send to people, to show
them what you are all about
thanks
hugs
Dori
18/04/08 @ 09:03
Comment from: Grant [Member] Email
Hi Dori,

You can always find it at our Youtube Channel (scroll down to favorites):
http://youtube.com/user/WorldParrotRefuge

Or another way is to do search within Youtube for "World Parrot Refuge"

And here's the actual youtube URL:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Odn3-dejKYU
19/04/08 @ 11:55

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