Bolivia: Birds, Bugs and Boas

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Join us Tuesday, November 26, for a spectacular program about unusual creatures in areas of South America where travelers rarely go. John Sullivan has presented programs for us many times. Every time we have been educated and amazed!

John and his wife, Laura Johnson, joined a herpetology-focused tour of Bolivia in early 2024. The group explored many diverse ecosystems across the country, from the semiarid tropical lowland in the southeast corner to the Amazon Rainforest in the extreme north and Lake Titicaca on the Peruvian border in the high Andes. John will present a photo collection of reptiles, amphibians, mammals, birds, insects and spiders captured during their Bolivian wildlife adventure.

John and Laura’s passion for nature began where they grew up in the Midwest. They relocated to Oregon together in 2001. Both enjoy hiking, biking, and birding locally, as well as exploring the natural world throughout Oregon. Annual birding/nature trips across the country are taken regularly, along with occasional international trips.

You can see John and Laura’s photos and hear details of their adventures on Tuesday, November 26, at 7 pm at the Campbell Center, 155 High Street. Doors open at 6:30 for some social time. The zoom link for this program will be posted on the Lane County Audubon Society website several days before the event. This program will also be recorded and posted on our website within a week, for members who cannot attend the meeting in-person. See the Calendar for map.