October Membership Meeting (Virtually) – “Wandering the Countryside and Some Birds Got in the Way” by George Jameson
Thursday, October 15th, presentation at 7 p.m. (PT) -via Zoom George and Deanna have been travelling and wandering around some of the Western United States “looking for great and…
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Fall Field Trip Ideas by Sue Parrish, Field Trip Coordinator
Fall’s in the air, so are the migrants Even though we humans can’t gather in crowds or head out on trips, the birds sure can. Shorebirds, hawks and swallows can…
Read moreA Walking Guide to the Big Trees of Walla Walla
The 3rd Edition of the Big Trees guide is now available. Recently updated by Gayle F. Bodorff and Thomas Mair, this guide was originally published by Shirley Muse, one of…
Read moreSummer Field Trip Ideas
I don’t know about you, but birding has been a lifesaver during this strange time of quarantines and social distancing. Nothing is better than getting out in nature…
Read moreCheck out Blue Mountain Audubon on Facebook!
BMAS Facebook page has 1290 Followers. We share birds being seen locally, events, and updates on Blue Mountain Audubon activities.We welcome posts by all. And this is a great way…
Read more2019 Christmas Bird Count Results-submitted by MaryLynn Denny
Walla Walla CBC results – December 14, 2019 Cackling Goose – 11 Canada Goose – 1966 Wood Duck – 34 Gadwall – 4 American Wigeon – 78 Mallard – 657…
Read moreChristmas Bird Count 2019
Saturday December 14th dawned cold and gray, yet 44 hardy birders set out for the 46th annual Christmas Bird Count. The 12 teams set out to canvas the Walla Walla area…
Read moreBirding Oregon Web Site
Birding Oregon Web Site – http://www.ecaudubon.org/#!birding-locations/clvb Many of you have seen or used the Birding Oregon Site Guide published and maintained by the East Cascade Audubon Society in Bend. I…
Read moreNatural Area Map
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