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Marbled Murrelet nestling - Tom Hamer
Marbled Murrelet nestling - Tom Hamer
Marbled Murrelet Survey Training

July 14 and 15, Yachats

Location: Cummins, Ten Mile, and Yachats landscape, including the Central Coast Murrelet Important Bird Area, which comprises approximately 80K acres of the Siuslaw National Forest.

July 14 - survey training starts at 6:30 PM at the Yachats Commons with Kim Nelson, OSU and Paul Engelmeyer, Coastal IBA Coordinator. Survey site selections and directions (maps) will be distributed at the evening training.  July 15 - morning survey at upland sites starts at 4:53 - 6:53 AM and nearshore surveys (6 coastal sites) start at 10 - 11 AM.
Please RSVP your participation and if you need more information contact: Paul Engelmeyer, Coastal IBA Coordinator.  

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Summer Butterflies in the Cascade Mountains

August 7   Butterflies living in the Cascade Mountains emerge in mid summer and hang out in the sunlit forest openings. We'll see fritillaries, sulphurs, anglewings, and other species. Maybe caterpillars too.   More...


Raptor Cam

Downtown nesting Red-tailed Hawks -- fledging! 6/3/2009

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Sponsor a Camper

Help give a deserving child a meaningful experience in a Portland Audubon community based summer camp. More...

Volunteers needed for Portland-area Great Blue Heron Inventory

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Bioaccumulative Toxin- DecaBDE Bill 596 gets unanimous support from Senate Environment Committee.

Marine Industrial Development Proposed on West Hayden Island 

 

Help Portland Audubon Stop the Illegal Killing of Birds by helping us pass House Bill 4093, The Migratory Bird Treaty Act Penalty and Enforcement Act.  More...

 

 

Wildlife Care Center

Find a dead bird downtown?  Contribute to our Avian Mortality Study.

Sponsor an Injured Raptor
Help Audubon's Wildlife Care Center return an injured raptor to the wild.

Birds Attacking your Windows?
We've got answers here.

Birdathon is the uniquely Audubon way to help protect Oregon’s native birds. Anyone can participate: expert birders, casual birdwatchers and beginners too. We all come together to document Oregon’s birds and raise funds for the Audubon Society of Portland. More...

 

Where all the profits are for the birds!

The headquarters for naturalists in the Portland Metro Area. A great selection of books and essentials for the bird and nature lovers in all of us. Visit us...

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