presented by Kent Woodruff, Richard Scranton and Stu Smith
Three members of the North Central Washington (NCW) Audubon chapter will talk about their American Kestrel Nest Box Monitoring Program that currently involves dozens of volunteers and over 180 nest boxes primarily in the Waterville Plateau area of Douglas County.
Presented by Dave Kollen
A Xerces Society Ambassador involved in education and outreach work, Dave Kollen will present information about native bee life cycles, including an exploration of the typical life of a solitary female bee, and how to help native bees.
Program: A Birder’s Guide to Understanding Bears, presented by Rich Beausoleil
Membership Report by Alan McCoy
Field Notes by Jon Isacoff
Calendar Photograph Contest Guidelines
Pied-billed Grebe by Lindell Haggin
Support needed for state biodiversity funding by Madonna Luers and Lindell Haggin
Ask Congress to Pass a Better Farm Bill for Birds by Steve Riley of American Bird Conservancy
Hybrid Presentation Protocol
Calendar Creator Needed by Lisa Langelier
Sharp-tailed Grouse – Bird of the Week from the American Bird Conservancy
Bird-Window Collisions Video produced by Audubon New York
Good News! Treasurer position filled but now Webmaster needed
2023 Spokane Audubon Calendar still available
Program: The Conservation Challenges of New World and Old World Vultures by Kim Thorburn
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Wenas Audubon Camp Out : June 2-5, 2023
Spokane Christmas Bird Count Results by Alan McCoy
Calendar Creator Needed
Early Birds by Joyce Alonso
Bird-Safe Windows: A Winner for Builders and Birds by Jim Cubie
Pine Grosbeak, American Bird Conservancy Bird of the Week
Great Backyard Bird Count: Feb 17-20
2023 Spokane Audubon Society Calendar Still Available!
Program: An African Photo Safari with Gary Lee
Meeting structure changes
2,700+ Towers Update Lighting Systems, saving Migratory Birds and Expenses, from American Bird Conservancy
The Eastern Kingbird Tyrant, by Lisa Langelier
View from Sapsucker Woods: Why Bird Watchers Should Buy Duck Stamps, by John Fitzpatrick
2019 Field Trips at a Glance
Audubon Council of Washington 2019
Program: Seattle’s Adaptable Urban Cooper’s Hawks presented by Ed Deal
Keeping Your Birdbath Clean from an Audubon newsletter
Membership Report by Dave Plemons
Field Notes Compiled by Jonathan Isacoff
Black Terns by Mary Jokela
Spokane Audubon Society Field Trips - General Information by Alan McCoy
Lessons about Seattle from the Cooper’s Hawk by Kelly Brenner
2019 Field Trips at a Glance (check the website’s Upcoming Events for more details)
Program: Seattle’s Adaptable Urban Cooper’s Hawks presented by Ed Deal
Keeping Your Birdbath Clean from an Audubon newsletter
Membership Report by Dave Plemons
Field Notes Compiled by Jonathan Isacoff
Black Terns by Mary Jokela
Spokane Audubon Society Field Trips - General Information by Alan McCoy
Lessons about Seattle from the Cooper’s Hawk by Kelly Brenner
2019 Field Trips at a Glance (check the website’s Upcoming Events for more details)
Program: Past, Present and Future of the Spokane River, by Maddie Hueske and Casey Harder
Membership Report, by Dave Plemons
Field Notes, by Jon Isacoff
Gangsters of the Bird World, by Lisa Langelier
Our New Website is Live, by Alan McCoy
Need Help with Spring Cleaning?
Return of the Wood Frog
Nest Boxes and Native Plants
Dungeness River Audubon Center: An Invitation to help “Inspire Wonder”
Announcing: Spokane Audubon Society elections
