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Always find the latest issue of our newsletter, the Willapa Whistler, including many of the past issues below.
They will provide you with a lot of interesting information about the Willapa Hills Audubon Society. And don't forget:  It's free...

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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

Web Link 2010 May - June (Vol 36 Issue 3)

- May Program: Falling Off the Edge: Four Decades of Environmental Change at the Top of the World - Member Form and WHAS News - Honoring our Volunteers - LNG Update - Nelson Creek News, Book Review - Annual Meeting Report, Call for Photos - Book Review, Birding Classes - WHAS Programs, Volunteer Activities

Web Link 2010 March - April (Vol 36 Issue 2)

- Annual Member/Dinner Meeting; Bird Poem - Member Form and WHAS News - Birding Bits, Recent Birding Class - LNG Update, Earth day, Fox Creek - Citizen Science Amphibian Survey - Christmas Bird Count Updates - High Lakes, Backyard Birding - WHAS Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2010 January - February (Vol 36 Issue 1)

- Amphibian Program, Presidents Message - Member Form and WHAS News - Birding Bits; Poem: Wounded Bird… - How to Save Energy – a Conversation with B. Fisher - Nelson Creek / Recent Fieldtrip report - Lake Sacajawea Signs are up / Local Events - Book Review, Nomination Form - WHAS Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2009 November - December (Vol 35 Issue 6)

- Update on WA Audubon - Member Form and WHAS News - LNG Update; Oregon State Bird - Habitat Restoration Area for Snowy Plovers - Nelson Creek / Lake Sacajawea Sign Update - Christmas Bird Counts, Other Events - Book Review: Mind of the Raven - WHAS Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2009 September - October (Vol 35 Issue 5)

- Member Form and WHAS News - Stormwater management; Washington State Bird - Radar Ridge Wind Energy Project in Pacific C. - WHAS Annual Picnic - Upcoming Fall Events - Book Review; LNG update - WHAS Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2009 July - August (Vol 35 Issue 4)

- Member Form and WHAS News - Update: Lake Sacajawea Sign, Leadbetter Point - Spring ACOW, Bat house for sale - Reports from Nelson Creek, Earth Day, Wenas Campout - Birding Bits, Annual picnic - Book Review - Program and Field Trips

Web Link 2009 May - June (Vol 35 Issue 3)

- Member Form and WHAS Board news - Update: LNG, Deery Memorial, Snowy Plover - What is happening at Mt. St. Helens? - Herps Egg-Mass Surveys at Nelson Creek - Birding Bits, Wenas Campout, Spring ACOW - Book Review and Endangered Species Day - Field Trips

Web Link 2009 March - April (Vol 35 Issue 2)

- Annual Membership Meeting and Social & Poetry column - Member Form and WHAS Board news - LNG Update and WHAS Info Services - Moths: Most are fly by Night - Birding Bits and Nelson Creek Info - Book Review and WHAS Info/Update - Get Back the High Lakes and Recent Trip Reports - Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2009 January - February (Vol. 35, Issue 1)

- Your Part in the Future of WHAS (President's message) & Poetry column - Membership form, officers list, WHAS Board News - Not Just for Kissing: Mistletoe and Birds - Bird Feeder Basics (Part 2) -- Maintenance and Hygiene - Birding Bits - Book Review, Events and Information - Christmas Bird Counts & Recent Program photos - Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2008 November - December (Vol. 34, Issue 6)

- Deery Memorial Signage for Lake Sacajawea &; New Poetry column - Membership form, Officers list, WHAS Board News - News from Leadbetter Habitat Restoration Area - Birding Bits & News form Nelson Creek Restoration - LNG Update & Presidents Message - Book Review, Events and Information - Christmas Bird Counts & Recent Field Trip - Programs and Field Trips

Web Link 2008 September - October (Vol. 34, Issue 5)

- Presidents Message - Membership form, officers list, WHAS Board News - Bird Feeding Basics - LNG Update - Picnic Impressions - Shade coffee is for the birds - Creating a healthy backyard - Fall ACOW - World of Spiders and other events - Field Trips

Web Link 2008 July - August (Vol. 34, Issue 4)

- Presidents message - Membership form and list of officers & Picnic announcement - Birding Bits & Book Review - LNG & Nelson Creek Project - Board of directors meeting minutes and Education Committee - Mt. St. Helens Wildlife Area Advisory Group - Long-billed hawk syndrome - Ruth Deery Memorial

Web Link 2008 May - June (Vol. 34, Issue 3)

- Presidents message - Protecting Mt. Saint Helens - Membership form and list of officers - Ruth Deery Memorial - Birding Bits - WHAS Conservation Action & Washington State Legislation - Board meeting highlights and Plover Volunteer Op - Book signing announcement and outings

Web Link 2008 March - April (Vol. 34, Issue 2)

- Feature article 'Nurturing the Young' - Membership form and list of officers - Announcements: Annual Membership Meeting and Social and May Field Trip - Birding Bits - FYI: Columbia Diversion Proposed - Updates: LNG Terminal at Bradwood, OR and Proposed Cu Mine on Mt. St. Helens slope. - Coming attractions: May program 'What Good are Bugs' - Notes on Chirstmas Bird Counts - Information on 2008 Birding Classes - Endangered Birds and the role you can play. Offshore Birding Trip - Spring into ACOW. Evergreen Cities Act - FYI: Nelson Creek Project; Puget Sound Bird Fest; Olympic Bird Fest - Birding Belize feature by Jim Harrison - Upcoming WHAS Programs sharing the page with the Mailing stuff..

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