Spokane Audubon Society
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Welcome to the Spokane Audubon Society!




UPCOMING FIELD TRIPS
(click above for details on each trip)


February 11, 2012, Saturday–Snowy Owl Trip
        Leaders: Joyce Alonso and Fran Haywood

February 25, 2012, Saturday–Scotchman’s Winter Highlights
Leader: Jon Isacoff


Attention: Ross's Gull
near Loomis, WA  
Photo by Tom Munson
Read the Wenatchee World article










2012 Spokane Audubon Calendar
Still Available


Check out our online store. Browse the catalog at the Online Nature Mall. Any purchases made at the mall will benefit Spokane Audubon too. Find out how.



Bird Note

Spokane Audubon Society underwrites Bird Note on KYRS 89.9 or 92.3 FM, heard every Saturday at 8:30 AM.  For more information http://www.kyrs.org

Here's a sample Bird Note program:

110516-Barn-Swallow-Natural-Pest-Control.mp3



  

Note for current members
 of Spokane Audubon.

To make full use of this site please click this Join Spokane Audubon link to go to the online membership form.  Even though you are a current member of our chapter you need to "join" us again to take full advantage of the site. You do not need to pay again for the current year. Once you fill out that form, you will be added to the membership database. Within a day or so (depending on how fast our volunteer webmaster can activate your membership) you will receive a confirmation email and you will have access to the members only section of the site. At the end of your current year you will receive an automatic email reminder that dues for the next year are due.


Next General Meeting
February 8, 2012

Saipan and Points East:
A Whirlwind Tour of Birds and People

by Howard & Cheri Ferguson 





Spokane Audubon Society
Meeting Location and Information

OPPORTUNITIES

Get Fired Up for WILDERNESS ON THE ROOFTOP

Learn about the Columbia Highlands Initiative, and how you can help with this historic effort to protect wilderness and working lands in the Columbia Highlands!


Volunteers Needed for Owl Project

One or two persons needed to work with owls, nests etc.  If you are interested in owls and are willing to work with nests and collect data including locations and habits of the 15 owl species in the State. Climbing ladders to check and mount nests of Barn Owls, Saw-whet and Screech Owls is part of the ongoing program.

Contact: Ines Boehnert



 




 
 
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