BMAS Meeting - Thursday May 15th Gaiser Auditorium 7:30
A slide show and discussion on identifying many of the birds found in the local area. A fun quiz will be given and prizes awarded. It should be a most enjoyable evening.05/03/08 - Bird species seen in the county as of this date - 186 - » see list
Saturday, May 10 – 8:00 a.m.
Natural Area Field Trip
If you haven’t visited the Natural Area at Fort Walla Walla,
you should join Shirley Muse for a morning stroll through this
little gem of natural habitat in the middle of Walla Walla.
Expect to see wild flowers, beautiful trees, flowering shrubs,
small mammals and of course birds.
Lazuli buntings, yellow warblers, warbling vireos,
orange-crowned warblers, Townsend's warblers and
yellow-rumped warblers have already been seen there.
Call Shirley Muse – 529-2540 if you plan to attend.
04/25/08 - New Birding Walla Walla Blog - We have added a birding Walla Walla Blog. There will be posts here about recent bird sightings and other pertinent information. » take a look
04/18/08 - Whitney Heyvaert - First recipient of Rempel Scholarship
Whitney is a junior at Whitman College whom is excited about learning,
conscientious about her work, and always wants to learn more through research or further reading
about the subject at hand. She is also a successful student athlete (Nordic Skiing) and an
excellent person to be the first recipient of this new scholarship. You can read her
essay that was written as part of her scholarship application
» click here
Congratulations Whitney
04/16/08 - Tree Swallows at Bennington Lake - There is an ongoing project to build and install bird houses for the Tree Swallows at Bennington Lake. It is quite fascinating. » read more