BHAS Field Trip: Pioneer Park for Families and Children Leaders: Mary Russell and Patrea Stoddard This trip is specifically designed for children and their families. Pioneer Park in Tumwater boasts meadows, woods, Deschutes River, marsh, soccer and baseball fields, and playgrounds. In spring there are many different bird species active, busy, and visible at Pioneer. ... Read more
Leader: Mary Russell The McLane Creek Nature Trail consists of an easy 1.4-mile loop trail winding through a variety of habitats. This is a perfect area for birders of all abilities to spot and hear large numbers of our local birds courting, nesting, feeding, and protecting territory. The heart of the area is a large ... Read more
Event: Beginning Birding Class with Black Hills Audubon Society Date: Five Saturday Mornings February 13– March 12th Time: 9:00AM to 11:00AM Where: The Visitor Center at Nisqually Nat’l Wildlife Refuge in Olympia Cost: $60.00 includes two field trips. Some Scholarships are available. Contact Person: Mary Russell 357-6863, greenbird321@msn.com Black Hills Audubon Society, PO Box 2524, ... Read more
Please join us for our Birding by Ear Class from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. This will be a lecture/discussion, followed up with an early morning field trip on either June 4th, 11th (or possibly the 16th). The class is for beginning birders and for more advanced birders who wish to enhance their birding skills. The ... Read more
This trip is specifically designed for children and their families. Pioneer Park in Tumwater boasts meadows, woods, Deschutes River, marsh, soccer and baseball fields, and playgrounds. In spring there are many different bird species active, busy, and visible at Pioneer. We will explore Pioneer's paths and bird with a heightened awareness of young people's attention ... Read more
The McLane Creek Nature Trail consists of an easy 1.4-mile loop trail winding through a variety of habitats. This is a perfect area for birders of all abilities to spot and hear large numbers of our local birds courting, nesting, feeding, and protecting territory. The heart of the area is a large beaver pond which ... Read more
