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We will bird Slavin Ranch to look for late fall migrants and whatever other species of interest are floating around. We will hike approximately 3 miles. Scopes are useful. Birders of all skill levels are welcome!
Northern Flicker photo: Tom Munson
Join Spokane Audubon volunteers Brenda Day and Jody Morehouse for a slow-paced walk around this restored wetland area. Meet at the Doris Morrison Learning Center.
Monthly meeting: Shorebird migration
This talk examines shorebird use of Columbia Basin shrub steppe and advocates for increased research and recognition of this landscape to shorebird survival.
Join Spokane Audubon Society, Palouse Audubon Society, and Couer d’Alene Audubon Society for a lake cruise to watch the bald eagles who gather here for the kokanee salmon.
Our popular Birds, Brews, and Trivia event returns to Wildland Cooperative! Enjoy a short bird walk around Wildland’s working farm, then come inside for a bird-themed trivia game (with prizes!). Beer, wine, cider, non alcoholic beverages, and snacks are available for purchase. Outside food is welcome. This is a family-friendly event.
Monthly meeting: Spokane Tribe salmon restoration
All levels of birder are welcome for this annual tradition now in its 127th year! Participants will travel with a small group to count birds in designated circle/count site areas. People are welcome to leave early.
Be a part of the longest running community science program in the US, now in its 127th year! All levels of birder are welcome to join for a full or partial day of counting birds in designated areas in Spokane.
