Purchase Raffle Tickets (Scroll Down for Online Order Form) Drawing on 10/18 at the DOAS Charter Dinner
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Click Here to Attend the Charter Dinner on 10/18 (Deadline to register is 10/12)
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Click Here to Register to attend the program portion of the evening on Zoom.
1. American Bald Eagle-themed Quilted Bag
Crafted and donated by Julie Wexler, this bag is approx. 18” wide x 9” deep x 13”
tall. It contains two inner side pockets. This is the 14th year that Julie Wexler has shared her quilting talents with us and her bags are always a popular raffle item!
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2. HummViewer
Donated by Gerrianne Carillo, the HummViewer is a wearable hummingbird feeder-mask. It offers an observational sensory experience to feed and view hummingbirds up close. The accompanying photos show the size and how it fits. More info can be found at https://hummviewer.com/.
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3. The Bird-lover’s Kitchen Collection
This collection includes a new set of four Charley Harper bird print, 16-ounce iced tea glasses, and a slate trivet embossed with a pair of woodpeckers. The slate is 300 million years old! The glasses were donated by Janice Downey and the trivet [6” x 6”] was donated by Jane Bachman.
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4. Power Trip Bag
Crafted and donated by Gretchen Adams, this bag is intended to provide a compact home for small electronic devices, cables and other small accessories when you are on the go. It is approx. 10.5” high x 8” wide x 3” deep and is constructed from Nuthatch-themed, Charley Harper canvas.
The outside front pocket could hold a tablet, and it zips open like a book to reveal layered pockets on either side. The mesh pockets are intended to organize a variety of cables, earphones and other accessories for your phone or tablet.
This is the fourth year that Gretchen has shared her sewing talents creating nature themed items for the Charter Raffle.
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5. Oriole Window Feeder
Donated by Kathryn Davino, this bright orange feeder has 2 removeable plastic food cups to offer a variety of fruits and jelly to attract orioles and other fruit lovers. It is approx. 12” long x 6” high x 7” deep. Four suction cups provide a sturdy grip on window glass, allowing you a close-up view of your favorite fruit-lovers.
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6. Framed Watercolor Print: “Wrens”
This watercolor print – by Raymond Harris Ching is donated by Janice Downey. The overall dimensions are 17.5” high x 16.5” wide. Raymond Ching is a New Zealand painter, born in 1939 and is best known for his contemporary bird paintings.
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7. Framed Photo of an American Woodcock
This American Woodcock photo was taken by and donated from local naturalist and fan favorite, Rick Bunting. The walnut frame was donated by Rachel’s Framing & Fine Art in Delhi, NY. Dimensions are approx. 14.5” high x 18.75” wide.
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Purchase Raffle Tickets
(Scroll Down for Online Order Form)
Drawing on 10/18 at the DOAS Charter Dinner
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Click Here to Attend the Charter Dinner on 10/18
(Deadline to register is 10/12)
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Click Here to Register to attend the program portion of the evening on Zoom.