Red or Blue? Help Pick The Color of Burning Hawk T-Shirts

Dear Friends,

We have a burning issue here at Burning Hawk Wines, one of utmost, critical and major strategic importance….and that is the dilemma of which T-Shirt color to choose ?

Yes, like many brands we are making the leap into the realm of chotskes (except these are philanthropic chotskes). We will start by getting some shirts made for our fans and provide an additional product to raise awareness of our wine brand and funds for the conservation projects we support .

Eventually we will have multiple options but for our first low budget run of shirts we need to pick one.  Can you please give us your feedback by letting us know which color RED or BLUE you prefer?

We value your input and the first 5 to respond will recieve a shirt although it might not be your favorite color

 

 

 

 

 

Bird of Mouth Newsletter — October 2009

Dear Friends,  Wine Lovers and Bird Freaks: Please enjoy our October Newsletter: http://tinyurl.com/burninghawk10

• Sipping for Sakers
• Buy Affordable, New Wines
• Get Your Tail to the Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival
• Golden Eagle Released!
• Burning Hawk Helps Yuba County
• Progress Made on Raptor Landfill Problem
• Get Your Stomp On!

We hope you  enjoy the read. Thank you for your involvement in Burning Hawk Wines.

All the  best,

Team Burning Hawk

Sipping for Sakers – Join the Effort to Save Saker Falcons

Dear Friends,

Today, in collaboration with the conservation bloggers at Bird Freakwe have launched “Sipping for Sakers” an awareness-building and fundraising effort. 

For the month of October we are highlighting the important work of biologist Rick Harness and colleagues who are on a mission to save the endangered Saker Falcon in Mongolia. Rick and Co. have identified that powerline electrocutions are one of the major threats to these amazing hunters. The Saker Falcon’s population  is less than 10,000 so action needs to be taken to retrofit and reconfigure the power poles. 

Supporting Rick’s Save the Saker Project in Mongolia: either by purchasing Burning Hawk Wines (note, we have released our new selection  of wines), spreading the word about this effort to your friends,  or making a direct contribution to Rick’s project via the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program. Everything you need to know can be read at Bird Freak.

A little over a year ago we started Burning Hawk Wines after a red-tailed hawk was electrocuted in Windsor, California and started a fire in a grape vineyard. And now, thanks to your participation and purchases this cause-focused business has the ability to make a difference whereever threats to birds exist, including the  Mongolian Steppe.

Thank you.