3rd Annual Bird-O-Rama

Join your feathered friends for the 2007 Annual Bird-O-Rama held in the Urban Forest in the Central Valley, California, the land of fruits and nuts.

View the Bird-O-Rama Bulletin for the most up-to-date information about the 2007

Event:
Application Forms
Registration Fees
Valley Tour Applications
Participants: The Ugly Duckling and Big Bird
Plant and Seed Guidebooks
O-Rama Encampment Sites and Nests
Best Worm and Feeder Locations
Pestilence and Neighborhood Animal Locations

The 3rd Annual Bird-O-Rama will be hosted by the Sparrow Association from April 24 until August 8. It will bring together thousands of birds to include; doves, jays, pigeons, and humming birds, among others for the extravagant event. You will share adventure, international friendship, personal growth, and development. Find your favorite feathered friend or perhaps true love after the long migration, locate a tree to take a perch, enjoy the ravenous seed event at the feeder, or just join the fun!

Where Is the Jamboree?
The 3rd Annual Bird-O-Rama will take place in the beautiful Central Valley, California. It is within easy flying distance through an endless urban village. Just fly north following the mountains on your right hand side. If you are flying south, the mountains will be on your left. If you see blue water, you are off course. The sky is always blue in the spring, rain is slight and the clouds are puffy and delightful, and it is easy to take flight into the Urban Forest. Things to be cautious of on the way include the local neighborhood canines, ferocious felines, and annoying but harmless humans. Maps to the Bird-O-Rama are included with your itinerary. The Urban Forest has a large area of rolling green parkland, with patches of trees that resemble a tropical paradise. It offers an ideal location for the Bird-O-Rama site. This Central Valley village has a history stretching back as far as any bird can remember. The town has been a great retreat and is strongly supporting the O-Rama.

The event will focus of adventurous activities in the migration north, which is one of the O-Rama’s program venues. Don’t forget to say hi to the Ugly Duckling and Big Bird, with their latest stories coming out of Bird Watch Magazine. Come and enjoy this year’s retreat, with plenty of seeds, sun, and friends to chirp next to.

The Annual Bird-O-Rama emblem and the Sparrow Bird Association emblem are trademarks protected by their respective feathered organizations and may not be used without written consent of the Bird-O-Rama Division.

An example of what you can eat in a day at the Bird-O-Rama