[Tweeters] Tweeters messages and other WOS website news

[Randy Hill]

The WOS weekend field trip(s) to Cowlitz and Clark County next week has no sign-ups yet.  As last year (when we had an unfortunate severe snow event just ahead of the weekend) it consists of up to three days of birding.  The Friday 3/8 noon start covers the Woodland Bottoms, although co-lead Russ Koppendrayer has offered early arrivals an opportunity to bird the Kalama area beginning around 10am.  The full day of birding on Saturday 3/9 will look at Ridgefield NWR and areas west of I-5 down to the Vancouver lowlands.  For those still around for Sunday we will fill in gaps west of I-5 and move upriver to the Vancouver waterfront.  From that point it could include areas further upstream as far as Steigerwald Lake, or further upslope to the Yacolt Burn State Forest.  WOS members have priority for up to 12 spaces, but after 3/5 it will be open to Vancouver Audubon sign-ups.


Randy Hill
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re_hill at q.com



On Mon, 26 Feb, 2024 at 5:18 PM, Jane Hadley <hadleyj1725 at gmail.com> wrote:
 

To: tweeters, dear

Dear Tweetsters - Randy Robinson has added all of the Tweeters messages for 2023 to the Tweeters archive. The archive holds Tweeters messages for all years back to 1994. The archived messages are browsable and searchable. You can find it at: https://tweetersarchives.org/
The Washington Ornithology Society took on the responsibility for archiving Tweeters messages in 2018 and each year adds the messages for the previous year.
The WOS website, meanwhile, has recently added a field trip and several birding-related events sponsored by outside organizations. You can see these on the home page at https://wos.org
Finally, the website will soon have complete information about the upcoming annual conference in Long Beach.
Jane Hadley
Seattle, WA
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