A Brief Recap
In February, the City of Guelph began the application process for the Bird Friendly City designation. To date, only four cities in Canada—Vancouver, London, Toronto, Calgary—have been designated a Bird Friendly City by Nature Canada.
The City of Guelph staff teamed up with experts from two local groups— Bird Safe Guelph and Nature Guelph Bird Wing—to produce a list of eight birds that represent Guelph. The first round of voting ended Friday, April 1st.
The following birds have been shortlisted for the title of Guelph’s official bird:
Chimney Swift | Black-Capped Chickadee | Green Heron
It is now time to vote for the final candidate and help Guelph achieve the coveted Bird Friendly City designation.
Vote here before Friday, April 22.
Thanks to everyone who voted for No More Secrets earlier this month in the Créme de la Cover Contest. I won and will receive a ¼-page ad in the January issue of InD’Tale Magazine.
Yesterday, my contract for A Different Kind of Reunion was finalized by Editor Kinan Werdski and Publisher Rhonda Penders of The Wild Rose Press.
My new release,Too Many Women in the Room, is a semi-finalist in the annual Affaire de Coeur Cover Contest. The first, second, and third-place winning covers will be featured in the October online and print magazines.
Thanks to everyone who voted for The Coming of Arabella in last month’s Creme dé la Cover Contest. I won and will receive a 1/4 page ad in the February issue of InD’Tale Magazine.
Joanne Guidoccio 