North Central Washington Audubon Society
furthering the knowledge and the conservation of the environment of North Central Washington
The Keynote Address This year’s keynote speaker for Bird Fest was Derek Sheffield, who is a poet, naturalist, and English professor at Wenatchee Valley College. He spoke about humans’ most Continue Reading →
Mary Gallagher provided the following material. Worried about the decline in bird populations? Climate Concerns? Act Now! YOUR Voice Matters! On July 8, 2022, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released Continue Reading →
The use of eBird to document bird species seen in the NCWAS four-county area (Chelan, Douglas, Ferry, Okanogan) continues to grow. The list below contains the 206 species seen and Continue Reading →
This past Tuesday morning, May 24th, a group of 8 birders met up with Juliet Rhodes and myself in Twisp and headed up to Frost Road for a fun filled Continue Reading →
Hi Birders, NCW Audubon has three field trips scheduled for this coming May 24th, June 6th and June 12th. Grab your binoculars and come join us! Please see trip details Continue Reading →
There are numerous people in the NCWAS four-county area who submit bird sightings to eBird. 1,061 eBirders submitted 18,023 checklists to eBird in 2021. A total of 277 bird species Continue Reading →
Join Sarah Smith, Mary, and Tim Gallagher for Spring birding in the Upper WenatcheeWatershed. We will start at Lake Wenatchee State Park (South Beach) and walk a dirt trail along Continue Reading →
Here’s something we did not experience this survey season… fog. When we started driving the Winter Raptor surveys in 2019, we ran two surveys each month, March through November, for Continue Reading →
Winter has definitely left the building. Spring is assuredly on the way and the snow is gone. The Red-winged Blackbirds and Meadow Larks have arrived. However, Penny Lake is still Continue Reading →
“What are you troublemakers up to?” We were sitting on the road beneath the Hawk Rock (see Dry Falls Junction blog from January 2022) discussing field marks on a certain Continue Reading →