All day trip to Tokeland, Westport, Bottle Beach, and the Hoquiam Sewage Treatment Ponds! Always save the best for last. This will be a great day for seeing the shorebird fall migration. Hundreds, if not thousands, of shorebirds will be in fall plumage. Spotting scopes will be available to help see the birds. WHEN: Monday, ... Read more
Birding without Breakfast, Saturday, September 3rd Birding without Breakfast continues. Especially appropriate for beginning and intermediate birders, Birding without Breakfast will be the first Saturday of each month, September through June. Starting time: 7:30 a.m. (except 8:00 a.m. for the winter months from November through February). Participants will need to follow current COVID-19 protocols ... Read more
Mason County Goes to the Birds NOTE: We are unable to accommodate Covid unvaccinated individuals. When: Saturday, September 17, 2022, 9-11 AM Leader: Kim Adelson Description: The Black Hills Audubon Society seeks to bring birders together in Mason County. Our first walk will be a walk listening and looking at the birds around neighborhoods in ... Read more
NOTE: We are unable to accommodate Covid unvaccinated individuals. Please register for this trip with Miles McEvoy at smileybirdmiles@gmail.com. Willapa Hills State Park Trail Field Trip When: Saturday, September 24, 8-10 AM Leader: Lin Stern Description: Excerpt from “Lewis County Birding Locations”, by Rachel Hudson: “Perhaps the single most overlooked gem in Lewis County, this ... Read more
Birding without Breakfast, October through December Saturday, October 1: Woodard Bay Conservation Area at 7:30 a.m. Leader: Bob Wadsworth. From Olympia: take Boston Harbor Road north, then right on Woodard Bay Road, crossing Libby Road. There is a small parking area requiring a Discover Pass on the left just before crossing the bridge over Woodard ... Read more
Date: Saturday, 1 October 2022 Time: 8-10 AM Trip Leader: Lin Stern Description: A slow walk through Grass Lake Nature Park. The park contains the headwaters of Green Cove Creek and one of the most environmentally intact wetland systems in northern Thurston County. Over 100 bird species and 200 plant species have been recorded in the park. Grass Lake ... Read more
