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You will find the latest issue of our newsletter, the Willapa Whistler, below. And scroll down further for past issues.
They will provide you with a lot of interesting information about current issues and the Willapa Hills Audubon Society.

  • Web Link 2025 Spring (Vol 51 Issue 1)
    • Annual Meeting and Banquet
    • Program: Snowy Plovers in the Pacific Northwest: On the Road to Recovery
    • 2025 Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey Tallies 22
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Call for Earth Day volunteers
    • Christmas Bird Count Updates
    • WHAS Name Change Ballot Introduction with Pro and Contra Discussion
    • Black-headed Grosbeak: Flashy Songster with a Pallet for Toxic Butterflies
  • Web Link 2024 Winter (Vol 50 Issue 4)
    • 2024 Breeding Bird Survey Summary
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Fieldtrips and Programs
    • The Willet: Dull, but Interesting
    • Mr. Swainson and Mr. Douglas Come Calling
    • Ongoing Citizen Science at home “Project Feeder Watch”
  • Web Link 2024 Fall (Vol 50 Issue 3)
    • A Patch of Sky - Presidents message
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Fieldtrips and Programs
    • A lovely Picnic at the Turners' home
    • Children's Discovery Museum is moving to Catlin School
    • A Camera for the Chimney
    • Vaux's Swift Fall Migration in full swing
  • Web Link 2024 Summer (Vol 50 Issue 2)
    • Vultures and the Nature of Wase Management
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Fieldtrips and Programs
    • WHAS Annual Picnic
    • WHAS donates Birding Kits
    • Willapa South – Birding in SW AZ
    • Notes from the WHAS Board
    • Earth Day 2024 Impressions
    • An account of the Golden-Crowned Sparrow Migration Through Naselle
  • Web Link 2024 Spring (Vol 50 Issue 1)
    • Annual Banquet and Program Announcement
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Fieldtrips and Programs
    • Learning About the Life of John James Audubon
    • WHAS Name Change
    • Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey tallies 31
    • 2023 Christmas Bird Count Results
    • Share Your Love of Birds with Kids at the Children’s Discovery Museum
    • Wenas Campout
    • WOS Annual Conference at Long Beach
    • The Best Gift of All
  • Web Link 2023 Winter (Vol 49 Issue 4)
    • Update on Avian Interpretive Signs
    • Christmas Bird Counts 2023
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Southbound Vaux Swift Migration
    • Project Feeder Watch
    • WHAS Officer Nomination 2024
    • Childrens Museum Holiday Extravaganza
  • Web Link 2023 Fall (Vol 49 Issue 3)
    • Cooperation – President’s message
    • Vaux Swifts are back
    • The Carbon Capture Foundation offers Free Trees
    • Impressions from the  WHAS Summer Picnic
    • Breeding Bird Survey Summary 2023
    • WHAS Board members surveyed Grays River and Salmon Creek Watersheds
    • ACOW 202
  • Web Link 2023 Summer (Vol 49 Issue 2)
    • Bird Listening – President’s message
    • Birders Needed to Identify Marbled Murrelets
    • Vaux Swift Dinner and Roost Viewing
    • An Invitation to Explore the Legacy of John James Audubon
    • 2022 Willapa Bay CBC Results
    • Earth Day 2023 Recap
    • Birding in Oaxaca, Mexico
    • Invitation to the Annual Picnic
  • Web Link 2023 Spring (Vol 49 Issue 1)
    • Renewal and Rebirth – Presidents message
    • WHAS Board Looks to Change Chapter Name
    • New Avian Interpretive Signs for Lake Sacajawea Park
    • Sparse results for the 2023 Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
    • 2022 Breeding Bird Survey Summary
    • Volunteers Needed at Earth Day booth
    • Cowlitz Columbia Christmas Bird Count results
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
  • Web Link 2022 Winter (Vol 48 Issue 4)
    • A Surfeit of the Fit - President's message
    • Christmas Bird Count info
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Children’s Discovery Museum reopened
    • WDFW invites High school students to submit invasive species…
    • Vaux Swift Migration Monitoring and so Much More
    • Obituary for Ann Dorothea Klug Musche’
  • Web Link 2022 Fall (Vol 48 Issue 3)
    • Names and Identification - Letter From Alaska - Presidents message
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Wildlife Center of the North Coast
    • Children’s Discovery Museum reopens
    • ACOW is back
    • Vaux Swifts Fall Migration
    • Threatened Legacy Forests of Southwest Washington
  • Web Link 2022 Summer (Vol 48 Issue 2)
    • The Struggle for Survival - Presidents message
    • Annual Picnic Invitation
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Gambles’ White-crowned Sparrow Mystery
    • Earth Day, 2022 review
    • Vaux Swifts Spring Migration
    • Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge reopened in May
  • Web Link 2022 Spring (Vol 48 Issue 1)
    • Annual Announcements - Presidents message
    • Message to our National Members
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • 2022 is a WHAS Election Year
    • Christmas Bird Count Results
    • Keep your feeders clean
    • The Loon Lunch
    • Conserving Coastal Birds and Habitat
  • Web Link 2021 Winter (Vol 47 Issue 4)
    • Free Tree Seedlings from the Carbon Capture Foundation
    • Christmast Bird Counts - All the local info
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • 2022 is a WHAS Election Year
    • More than 350000 swifts roosted in Rainier!
    • Cowlitz Bird Count October update
    • The Grace of Trumpeter Swans
  • Web Link 2021 Fall (Vol 47 Issue 3)
    • The Wonder of Grief
    • Christmast Bird Counts - Save the dates
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Report on Audubon State meeting
    • Bird Flight Patterns and Music
    • Vaux Swifts in Rainier Oregon
    • Birds of a Feather Winter Roost Together
  • Web Link 2021 Summer (Vol 47 Issue 2)
    • Owls
    • Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
    • The Voices of Youth in a Noisy Climate Crisis

     

  • Web Link 2021 Spring (Vol 47 Issue 1)
    • President message: Time for Renewal, Again
    • Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
    • Wahkiakum CBC Results
    • Leadbetter CBC Results
    • Leave bird feeders down until April 1 to protect birds from salmonellosis
    • 37th Cowlitz-Columbia CBC Results
    • Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
    • Creating Bird-Friendly Communities - Lights Out

     

  • Web Link 2020 Winter (Vol 46 Issue 4)
    • President message: A Chant at Solstice
    • Christmas Bird Count are on - see the dates
    • Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
    • Children’s Discovery Museum:
    •   Discovering a Wonderful World during Covid19
    • A quarter-million swifts roosted in Rainier!

     

  • Web Link 2020 Fall (Vol 46 Issue 3)
    • President message: Life in the Floodplain
    • Christmas Bird Count dates
    • Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
    • Coastal Purple Martin Project Update
    • Board Meetings on Zoom - Members Welcome
    • 2020 Summer Update for the Cowlitz County Bird List
    • Finding a Snipe
    • Vaux's Swifts starting to roost in the Riverside Community Church chimney
    •      in Rainier

     

  • Web Link 2020 Summer (Vol 46 Issue 2)
    • President message: Earth Month
    • Invitation to the Annual Picnic
    • Membership Form
    • Volunteer with Purple Martin Count and Banding
    • Sharp-shinned Hawk Predator to Hummingbirds
    • WHAS Board Notes/Election Results
    • Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey nets 74
    • Audubon Society Winter Raptor Survey Project
    • Conservation Matters – Chehalis River Dam
    • Richard Louv Article Brings Kids and Parents Together with Nature
    • New species at our farm
    • Spring Migration of Swifts documented at Rainier Church
    • Program: Exploring the Waters of the Pacific Northwest
  • Web Link 2020 Spring (Vol 46 Issue 1)
    • President message: Time for Renewal
    • Invitation to the Annual Meeting Banquet
    • NW Birding Events
    • Christmas Bird Count Results
    • New Report: Global Warning Affects Birds
    • Update on the Children’s Discovery Museum
    • WHAS To Make Membership Renewal Changes
  • Web Link 2019 Winter (Vol 45 Issue 4)
    • President message: Expanding our Range
    • NW Birding Events
    • Christmas Bird Count sign up details
    • New Report: Global Warning Affects Birds
    • The Children’s Discovery Museum has a new home in Longview, WA
    • Purple Martin Nest Box Program on the Long Beach Peninsula
    • Nomination Form for 2020 Elections
    • WHAS To Make Membership Renewal Changes
    • Vaux’s Swift in Rainier, Oregon Review
  • Web Link 2019 Fall (Vol 45 Issue 3)
    • Wings over Willapa Festival
    • Christmas Bird Count Dates 2019
    • Forty Years and Counting
    • Good and Problematic News about the Skookumchuck Wind Energy Project
    • Learn about WHAS’s partnership with Lower Columbia School Gardens
    • A Strange Nest Site
    • WHAS funded Purple Martin Poles -- Project Update
    • ACOW Fall 2019
    • Programs and Fieldtrips
  • Web Link 2019 Summer (Vol 45 Issue 2)
    • Join us for the 2019 Willapa Hills Summer Picnic
    • Come Volunteer at the Children’s Discovery Museum
    • President Message: Slow Down and Smell the Roses
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • Purple Martin Nest Boxes at the Coast
    • Riverside Community Church is now open to Vaux’s Swifts
    • Programs and Fieldtrips
  • Web Link 2019 Spring (Vol 45 Issue 1)
    • Join us for the 2019 Willapa Hills Annual Meeting Banquet
    • Photographer and Shorebird Expert Featured At Annual Meeting Banquet
    • President Message: One Last Lecture - An Elder’s View
    • Membership Form
    • NW Birding Events
    • All the detailed results of the local Christmas Bird Count’s
    • Upon logging my 40th Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
    • Trinidad and Tobago Comes to Kelso: Rich Birding on the Caribbean Island
    • Shorebird Identification Class and Walk
    • Board Notes
    • Final Cowlitz County Bird List for 2018
    • WHAS February Field trip to Billy Frank Nisqually Nat'l Wildlife Refuge
    • Programs and Fieldtrips

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