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Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society

Supporting the Tri-Cities of Washington State, Pasco, Kennewick, and Richland and surrounding communities in Benton and Franklin Counties

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MONTHLY MEETING

NEW TIME - NEW LOCATION

May 28, 6:30 PM

MID-COLUMBIA LIBRARY, KENNEWICK BRANCH

1620 S. UNION ST., KENNEWICK



East Africa: Encounters of Every Kind

A Presentation by Scott and Pamela Woodward

All LCBAS members come to the May meeting! LCBAS members and conservation activists Scott and Pamela Woodward are bringing to our May meeting tales of their recent adventure to Central East Africa. This is not a visit to the zoo; it is a live emersion into a vanishing world known as the “Dark Continent”. Africa is constantly in motion, undergoing intense political and climatic change. The Woodwards felt a sense of urgency to go there and experience the cultures, landscapes and wildlife before they are altered forever.

The short business meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by a short social break where folks can enjoy coffee or tea and a cookie. Scott and Pamela will begin speaking around 7:00 p.m. (The meeting is beginning earlier as the library closes at 9:00 p.m.)

Bumble bee on Gaillardia flower by Heidi Newsome

What species is this?

Warbling Vireo
Warbling Vireo by Larry Umthun


Birds of the Tri-Cities Checklist
[Note: This checklist is designed to be printed on 8.5 x 14 in paper and folded in 4 folds width-wise.]

Birds of the Tri-Cities Annotated Checklist

Benton County Bird List for 2013
This is a list of species reported in Benton County by date.


U.S. House Natural Resources Committee

Click this link if you would like to send a message to the: House Natural Resources Committee. Click this link to contact Committee Members.


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Bateman Bird Walk, Saturday
June 1, 8 AM

Bateman Island Sign


Junior Audubon Schedule

  • Mon. October 8 - After-school meeting - bird footprints
  • Sat. November 17 - Visit "Banding in the Parks" at Claybell Park
  • Mon. December 10 - After-school meeting - Make bird magnets
  • Sat. January 19 - "Going Ducky" see wintering ducks in the river
  • Sat. February 16 - Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)
  • Thurs. March 21 - After-school meeting - nests and feathers
  • Sat. April 20 - Bird walk
  • Sat. May 18 - International Migratory Bird Day
  • Thurs. May 23 - After-school meeting - Bird quizzes and awards

Local Field Trip

Please contact Rich Barchet, Local Field Trips Coordinator
Phone: 375-6074 or Email: Local Field Trips


Learn bird sounds with Larkwire. It's a great tool and your purchase supports Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society!

Larkwire is an application that resides on the web – meaning that you have to be connected to the internet to access it - and can be played on a computer or on several other devices  (iPad, iPod, some Android systems).

[NOTE: If you don't use our link above, and purchase Larkwire independently, be sure to include the code 'LCBAS' and our Chapter will still get credit.]


Buy Seed - Feed the Birds - Earn Money for LCBAS!

Any time you buy seed at Columbia Grain & Feed, just mention Audubon and LCBAS will receive a donation.


Next Board Meeting

June 3, 2013

6:15 PM
Richland Public Library

Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Board Meetings are open to all members.

AUDUBON MISSION STATEMENT - To conserve and restore ecosystems, focusing on birds and wildlife, for the benefit of humanity and Earth's biological diversity. Audubon educates adults and children about the environment, advocates responsible public policy and legislation for natural resources, and conducts science-based projects using birds as indicators of health of the natural world.

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