2017 Fall (Vol 43 Issue 3)

- Long Island Field Trip Enjoyed Beautiful Day
- Christmas Bird Counts 2017 dates
- The Okanogan in June
- Help map monarchs and milkweed you see
- Milkweed in SW Washington and NW Oregon
- Do You Hear What I Hear? Musings on the Breeding Bird Survey
- Action Alert:  Stop the Mount St. Helens Mine
- Watching the eclipse projected onto an easel through my spotting scope
- Update: Marbled Murrelet Long Term Conservation Strategy
- Talking Points for a Letter to the U.S. Forest Service
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2017 Summer (Vol 43 Issue 2)

- WHAS Summer Picnic Invitation
- Board Notes
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Brown Canyon Field Trip Report
- Puget Sound's Great blue herons provide summertime watching
- New WHSRN Site dedicated at Willapa Bay, Washington
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2017 Spring (Vol 43 Issue 1)

- Annual Meeting and Dinner Announcement
- The Green's Observation on Living on the Coast
- A Message to Our National Audubon Members
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Help Protect the Marbled Murrelet
- Trumpeter Swan on Long Beach
- CBC Results
- Great Egret images
- Bald Eagle Surveyors Spy Twelve
- Plant a Tree for Wildlife
- WHAS brings nature to the Children’s Discovery Museum
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2016 Winter (Vol 42 Issue 4)

- Lake Scajawea Bird Walk and Count
- WHAS sponsors Arizona field Trip
- Membership Form
- NW Bird Events
- 2016 Christmas Bird Count Details
- Ongoing Citizen Science at home “Project Feeder Watch”
- Bring more birds to your home with native plants
- Coffee 101
- During this dark season, remember that too much light can be hard on wildlife
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2016 Fall (Vol 42 Issue 3)

- Program: The Natural World Puts on a Show --
    Celebrating What's Right With the World
- Charlotte Persons Retires from the Board
- Membership Form
- NW Bird Events
- Cowlitz County Birdlist
- Fallen Leaf Nature Library Niche needs new space
- Murder Mystery
- Vaux's Swifts are starting to roost in the chimney of Carpet One in Rainier
- State Fears Extinction of Marbled Murrelets
- Mary Ellen Covert Remembrance
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2016 Summer (Vol 42 Issue 2)

• WHAS has a new Board
• Hummingbird feeder info
• Membership Form
• NW Bird Events
• Update on the Gourds installed at Indian Jack Slough
• Update on the Fallen Leave Niche
• Images of RB Nuthatch and Cormorant
• WHAS will be at Bob’s Kids day
• Would-be rescuers should leave young wildlife alone
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2016 Spring (Vol 42 Issue 1)

• Annual WHAS Dinner and Meeting on March 26, 2016
• WHAS Slate of Candidates for 2016 Election
• A Message to Our National Members
• Membership Form
• NW Bird Events
• WHAS sponsors a Nature Library
• 34^th Cowlitz CBC results
• Volunteer for Earth Day
• Mid-Winter Bald Eagle Survey
• WHAS Board Retreat
• Fare Thee Well
• Birds of the Lower Columbia River
• Action Alert – Exploratory Mining Proposal for Mt St Helens
• Get nest boxes ready for new occupants
• Nesting and Roosting Boxes for Birds
• Call for Citizen Scientists
• 2015 Cowlitz County Bird List
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2015 Winter (Vol 41 Issue 4)

• Revitalizing WHAS
• Annual Lake Sacajawea Walk & Social
• WHAS Officer Nominations
• Christmas Bird Counts 2015
• Membership Form
• Olympic Birdfest,
• Winter Wings Festival,
• Great North Central Washington Bird Race
• Christmas Bird Count details
• Sharnelle Fee, 1947-2015
• Highlights of Audubon Council of Washington (ACOW)
• Conservation Committee Efforts
• Highlights of WSACC Meeting
• Crossing Path with Washington’s Wildlife - Birdbaths
• Book Review: Fastest Thing On Wings
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2015 Fall (Vol 41 Issue 3)

• Lower Columbia Interpretive Center Bird Exhibit
• Membership Form
• Ridgefield Birdfest and Bluegrass
• Okanogan Trip – Spring 2015
• Unusual American Goldfinches
• Loss of Forest Snags in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
• WHAS partners with Lower Columbia School Gardens
• Marbled Murrelet updates
• Audubon Birds and Climate Change Report
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2015 Summer (Vol 41 Issue 2)

• Invitation to the Annual Picnic for Members and Friends on Sunday, July 26
• Become the Leader for the Leadbetter Christmas Bird Count
• Membership Form
• Lake Sacajawea - Family Friendly in a BIG way
• Book Review: The Thing with Feathers
• Black Phoebe's at Julia Butler-Hanson Refuge
• Program and Field Trips

2015 Spring (Vol 41 Issue 1)

• Annual Membership Dinner and Meeting coming March 29
• Larry Schwitters to speak on Vaux’s Swift Migration
• A Message to Our National Members
• Membership Form
• Birding related events
• 2014 CBC Recap
• Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
• WHAS Bird Box Workshop w. LCSG
• Bald Eagles nest by Lewis & Clark Bridge
• EarthDay Volunteers
• New Ideas on Bird Phylogeny
• Primal Warblings
• A Week in Browns Canyon
• Field Trips and Programs

2014 Winter (Vol 40 Issue 6)

• Annual Lake Sacajawea Bird Walk and Social
• Amphibian Egg Mass Surveys
• Membership Form,
• In Memory of Bill Lammi
• CBC information
• Rail and Marine Oil Transportation Hearing
• Online Bird Resources
• "To Do" list from your backyard wildlife family
• 10years no-LNG Anniversary
• Field trips and programs

2014 Fall (Vol 40 Issue 5)

• Rare Sighting of a Brown Thrasher in Pacific County
• Vaux's Swift watching in Rainier,
• The Whistler goes quarterly
• Membership Form,
• WHAS contact information
• Oregon denies permit for coal terminal
• 2014 CBC dates
• Proposed Killing of 25% of Double-Crested Cormorant
• Summer Picnic Impressions
• Birding and Leisure in Southern Arizona
• Bird Watching Australia
• Loving Hummingbirds to Death
• WHAS Fieldtrips and Programs

2014 July/August (Vol 40 Issue 4)

• Invitation to the WHAS Annual Picnic for Members and Friends
• Conservation Faces Many Challenges 
• Membership Form
• WHAS contact information
• Betty Mayfield 1930-2014
• Osprey Nest near Woodland
• Birding and Leisure in Southern Arizona
• Purple Martins are welcome at Indian Jack Slough
• Summer Birding on the Long Beach Peninsula
• Longview Reynold’s Aluminium Smelter Cleanup
• Loving Hummingbirds to Death
• WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

2014 May - June (Vol 40 Issue 3)

• Indian Jack Slough Update
• New Board Officers Announced
• Membership Form,
• WHAS contact information
• Board Meeting Notes
• Washington Birding Trail ID’s Lake Sacajawea
• Update on Conservation Concerns
• Wood Duck Boxes installed
• Images from recent field trip to Woodland Bottoms
• Earth Day Booth a Big Success
• WHAS Programs and Field Trips;