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Below you will always find the latest issue of our newsletter, the Willapa Whistler, including many of the past issues as well.
These will provide you with a lot of interesting information about the Willapa Hills Audubon Society.
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Web Link 2012 November - December (Vol 38 Issue 6)

- Indian Jack Slough September Field Tour - Membership Application Form - Amphibian Survey 2013 - Backyard Birding - Christmas Bird Counts - White Pelican nest site bulldozed - Upcoming Program: Feathered Architects - The Fascinating World of Bird Nests - WHAS member reading lists - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2012 September - October (Vol 38 Issue 5)

- Changes for the Better - Volunteering Works - Membership Application Form - Board Updates - Backyard Birding Report - Volunteers at Camp Learn-a-Lot - WHAS mourn passing of Diane Clark - Impressions from “For the Birds” at Redmen Hall in Skamokowa - 3CBC New Years Day 2013 - WHAS Programs and Field Trips; - Bird Photos by Royce Craig throughout

Web Link 2012 July - August (Vol 38 Issue 4)

- Invitation to the WHAS Annual Summer Picnic - The Wood Ducks of Lake Sacajawea... and Other Feathered Friends - Membership Application Form - Board Updates - Conservation Issues - Oregon LNG Update - Backyard Birding Surprise - MacGillivray’s Warbler Mound - Kid’s Day Review - Volunteer for Western Snowy Plover - Exploratory Drilling at Mt. St. Helens - WHAS Programs and Field Trips; - Bird Photos by Royce Craig throughout this Whistler

Web Link 2012 May - June (Vol 38 Issue 3)

- Impressions from the Annual WHAS Meeting and Banquet with Program: “Still Walking: Bigfoot in the Dark Divide and Beyond.” - Bird Calendar 2013 Update - Membership Application Form, - Birding Ecuador’s Andes - Memory of Gerald Henry - Lake Sacajawea Native Plant Update - Backyard Birding Planting Tips - 2012 Great Backyard Bird Ct Results - Book Reviews: + Collected Stories of Wallace Stegner and + Feathers: the Evolution of a Natural Miracle - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2012 March - April (Vol 38 Issue 2)

- WHAS Annual Member Meeting; - Message to NAS members; - Membership Application Form; - Christmas Bird Count Results; - Backyard Bird Notes; - Volunteers for Earthday; - Lake Sacajawea Native Plant Project; - Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey Results; - Get the Lead Out… - Book Review: The Poets Guide…Birds; - Amphibian Surveys Report; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2012 January - February (Vol 38 Issue 1)

- Environmental Lobby Day in Olympia; - Presidents Message; - Wildlife Sighting: Snowy Owl; - Membership Application Form; - Recent Lake Sacajawea Social Review; - Conservation Issues; - 2012 Great Backyard Bird Count; - WHAS 2012 Nomination Form; - WHAS on Coal; - Wildlife Sighting: Pied Junco; - Book Review: Bird Cloud; - Amphibian Training 2012; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 November - December (Vol 37 Issue 6)

- WHAS Backyard Bird Calendar; - WHAS Membership Form; - Indian Jack Slough Update; - WHAS Donation to Wake Robin; - President Message, - Christmas Bird Count’s 2011; - Winter Bird Feeding; - Wildlife Sightings; - Penguin Program; - Book Review: Moby Duck; - Backyard Birding Information; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 September - October (Vol 37 Issue 5)

- WHAS Summer Picnic; - Update on Backyard Bird Calendar; - WHAS Movie Series: - Member Form; - Bird Quiz; - WHAS Kids Day Story; - Sapsuckers – Persistent birds drill into, but usually do not harm trees - Introducing WHAS volunteers - Fall ACOW - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 July - August (Vol 37 Issue 4)

- WHAS Bird-A-Thon Information; - Whistler Subscription Change for National Members; - Member Form, WHAS News; - Birding Steigerwald NWR; - Wildlife Sightings; Tid Bits; - Book Review: Sandhill and Whooping Cranes; - Making your Windows safe for Birds; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 May - June (Vol 37 Issue 3)

- WHAS Bird-A-Thon Invitation; - Leadership Change, Thank you to our past president - Member Form, WHAS News; - A Fathers Day Message; - Backyard Birding Update; - Primal Warbling Column; - Event Updates; - Bird-A-Thon form; - Alert email list; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 March - Arpil (Vol 37 Issue 2)

- Invitation to the Annual Member Meeting; - "Landscaping for Wilflife" by Ann Kastberg - "Remote Arctic Wilderness Wildlife” by Russian Biologist Vasily Baranyuk - Member Form, WHAS News; - Bird Quiz; - Nelson Creek Update; Bald Eagle Survey; - Amphibian Surveys; - Earth Day Volunteers needed; - WHAS Bylaws change; - Backyard Birding; Program Impressions; - CBC Results for Cowlitz Columbia and Wahkiakum county circles; - WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2011 January - February (Vol 37 Issue 1)

* Leadbetter Point Bird Count Results; * Member Form and WHAS News; * The new WHAS Bird Quiz; * Nelson Creek 2010 Review; * 2011 Great Backyard Bird Count; * Fun with Amphibian Surveys; * Oil Spill Emergency Volunteers needed; * Lobby Day 2011; * Book Review: The Bird Catcher; * WHAS Programs and Field Trips;

Web Link 2010 November - December (Vol 36 Issue 6)

- New Movie Series, Live Bird Program - WHAS Bird Calendar for Sale - WHAS Five Year Plan; - Christmas Bird Count Overview - Status of Washington State Audubon; - Recent Fieldtrip Report (Woodland) - Book Review: The Owl Papers; - Backyard Birding Lists - WHAS Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2010 September - October (Vol 36 Issue 5)

- Wahkiakum County Fair - Impressions from the annually picnic - Call for input to establish goals for next years - Book Review - Update on American Kestrel for WHAS wildlife collection

Web Link 2010 July - August (Vol 36 Issue 4)

- WHAS Anual Picnic Invitation - Member Form and WHAS News - Bye Bye Northern Star’s Bradwood… - Birding Bits; Field Trip Report - Nelson Creek Report, Book Review: Birdology - Avian Bird Signs Featured on Walk; Beware of Vampires - Book Review: An Eagle named Freedom; Upcoming Events - WHAS Programs: Other upcoming events

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