Join Ross on a summer visit to the site of an ancient shield volcano and the highest point in the Boring Lava Fields, at around 4.100 feet. These old-growth forests of Western Hemlock, Noble Fir, and Douglas-fir are rich in birdlife with opportunities to see/hear westside Cascade summer residents such as Sooty Grouse, Northern Pygmy-Owl, Hammond’s Flycatcher, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Canada Jay, Red Crossbill, and Hermit Warbler.
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Join Ross as we explore the Timberline Lodge area and surrounding alpine trails in search of montane species such as Clark’s Nutcracker, Mountain Bluebird, Mountain Chickadee, and Cassin’s Finch.
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You’ll learn some tricks of drawing to use in the field. Then you’ll learn to develop full journal pages by using your paints to add color and other approaches to your sketches.
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You’ll learn some tricks of drawing to use in the field. Then you’ll learn to develop full journal pages by using your paints to add color and other approaches to your sketches.
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Join us on this geologic tour as we travel the path of the Ice Age Floods from Missoula to Portland!
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You’ll learn some tricks of drawing to use in the field. Then you’ll learn to develop full journal pages by using your paints to add color and other approaches to your sketches.
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Travel with Portland Audubon on a once-in-a-lifetime cruise through the heart of upper Amazonia, on the largest river in the world! The Amazonian region boasts more than 120 endemic species and may be the most biologically diverse place on the planet – a true paradise. We will bird on a variety of tropical forest walks, observe wildlife and explore canals and lagoons by watercraft, and take in the Peruvian culture and history.
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Join Portland Audubon in this unique trip to Kenya. One of the world’s most famous travel destinations, Kenya is renowned for its remarkable diversity of landscapes, animals and cultures.
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