American Original: The Life and Works of John James Audubon, MAC Exhibit
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Long-eared Owl, the ABC’s Bird of the Week
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Member Profile: Jim and Bea Harrison, by Madonna Luers
Spokane Sustainability Action Plan
When You Should—and Should Not—Rescue Baby Birds, by Benji Jones
Field Trips 2021, by Alan McCoy
If You Build It They Will Come, by Lisa Langelier
May Program: Finches of the Little Pend Oreille by Michael Munts
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Turnbull Treasures, by Carlene Hardt
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Member Profile: Tina Wynecoop, by Madonna Luers
Spokane Audubon Calendar Photograph Contest Guidelines
Use fire-resistant plants to enjoy wildlife near your home, by Madonna Luers
Birds Brought the World Together, submitted by Georgiana Sutherlin
SAS Election Information
Field Trips 2021, by Alan McCoy
American Bittern, the ABC’s Bird of the Week
April Program: Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park Photography Adventures, by Ralph Kerr
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Attracting Hummingbirds to Nest, by George Harrison / Birds and Blooms
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Member Profile: John Isacoff, by Madonna Luers
Spokane Audubon Calendar Photograph Contest Guidelines
Turnbull NWR Spring Arrivals, from Carlene Hardt
Keep birds and other wildlife in mind during “spring cleaning”, by Madonna Luers
Where do feeder birds go in spring?, by Madonna Luers
Pileated Woodpecker, the ABA’s 2021 Bird of the Year
March Program: Hawkwatching in Texas, by RJ Baltierra
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Spring birding festivals have gone “virtual”, by Madonna Luers
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Member Profile: Jim Acton, by Madonna Luers
Spokane Audubon Calendar Photograph Contest Guidelines
Spokane Audubon Society Constitution and Bylaws Review
Seeking Members to Serve on the Spokane Audubon Board of Directors
Clean out those nest boxes, by Madonna Luers
Raptors, by David Ringer
February Program: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter, by Ben Goldfarb
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Simple Actions to Help Birds
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
The Great Backyard Bird Count
Member Profile: Marian and Russell Frobe, by Madonna Luers
Report From Seney National Wildlife Refuge
American Bird Conservancy Bird of the Week: Merlin
The Ferruginous Hawk (Buteo regalis)
Coeur d’Alene Audubon Society Field Trip
January Program: “Much Ado About Mothing”, by Susan Mulvihill and Carl Barrantine
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Member Profile: Norma Trefry, by Madonna Luers
The Great Backyard Bird Count
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Keep those winter bird feeders clean, by Madonna Luers
Diseases to watch for at bird feeding stations, by Madonna Luers
American Bird Conservancy Bird of the Week: Tundra Swan
American Bird Association: Code of Birding Ethics
Contact your state legislators about our 2021 conservation priorities, by Madonna Luers
December Program: A Dead Tree’s Excellent Adventure: The Ecology of Dead Wood, by Ken Bevis
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Fire in the Shrub Steppe Wildland Urban Interface Webinar Series
Huge decline in abundance of life on earth
Skeletons on the Hill, by Ken Bevis
Little King: Ruby-crowned Kinglet, American Bird Conservancy Bird of the Week
Help Provide Stronger Safeguards for the Greater Sage-Grouse
You Can Save Birds From Flying Into Windows
Christmas Bird Count During a Pandemic, by Alan McCoy
Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamps
2020 Field Trips During a Pandemic
November Program: The Worst Labor Day Fire Ever: Shrub-Steppe, Wildfire, and Wildlife, by Kim Thorburn
Donate to restore habitat for threatened prairie grouse lost to wildfire, by Madonna Luers
How to get your 2021 calendar
Lindell Haggin honored as Helen Engle Volunteer of the Year
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Lighting up can be hard on birds and other wildlife, by Madonna Luers
Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamps
Spokane and Cheney Christmas Counts
2020 Field Trips During a Pandemic
