Want to see Eastside Audubon's October birding and events on paper? Simply view and print the Corvid Crier Digest. |
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50 Bird Species at Risk in Washington
 | Red Crossbill,
by Mick Thompson |
More than half of the bird species National Audubon studied for its startling climate change report were found to be headed for trouble, and many of them are very familiar to Washington birders. Read more
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Make Friends for Birds at Salmon Days
 | Salmon Days, Grizzly Style,
by Mick Thompson |
Eastside Audubon is taking the conservation message to 150,000 or so of our neighbors who turn out for this popular fall festival in Issaquah. We need you to come along! Read more
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Summer Camp Scholars Learn Sound Science
 | Graphic
by Mick Thompson |
In the eighth summer of Eastside Audubon's camp scholarship program, the Youth Education Committee this year gave three girls a chance to learn skills future scientists will need to save Puget Sound.
Read more and see the video
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Death Knell Sounds for Snag Row Blackberries
 | Red-breasted Sapsucker,
by Ollie Oliver |
The Eastside Audubon team at Marymoor Park is on track to eradicate invasive blackberries in a key habitat area, and trail improvement continues.
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Eastside Audubon Takes Aim at Power Plan
 | Lazuli Bunting,
by Ollie Oliver |
A plan for new high-capacity power lines on the Eastside and proposals to increase power boat access to Marymoor Park are among current targets of action by the Conservation Committee.
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Golden-Plovers: Birds of the Month
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Golden-Plover,
by Tim Boyer |
With their lovely, golden backs, American and Pacific Golden-Plovers were once thought to be variants of one species. In Washington we may see both during fall migration. |
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FeederWatch Starts November 8
 | Red-breasted Nuthatch,
by Mick Thompson |
This winter don't just stare out the window at the rain. Stare out the window and count birds for science!
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