Newsletter of Lincoln City Audubon Society

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As you may have noticed, we did not publish a Spring newsletter, nor will we produce one for summer or for the rest of the year. Instead, we will be putting all our energies into keeping this website updated with news from our organization as well as those from other groups. We are continuing to provide you with our past newsletters in electronic format. To be able to view, download and print these archival issues, you will need to install a free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader which you can download by clicking here.
Winter of 2010 Volume 5, Issue1a		• Great Back Yard Bird Count • Walking is for the Birds • America’s Smallest Falcon • Steller’s Jay • Wildlife Rescue Center of the Northwest
Fall of 2009 Volume 5, Issue1		• Coastal Oregon Wild about Birds • Fall Fundraiser at Blackfish Café with Jack Doyle photographs • Food and Water - Providing Habitat for Backyard Birds • Book Review - "Important Bird Areas Americas"
Summer of 2009 Volume 4, Issue 4		• Rescuing Wildlife • The Cornell Lab of Ornithology "CamClickr" Program • Book Review: Flyaway
Spring of 2009 Volume 4, Issue 3		• Exploring Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge by Canoe or Kayak • Recap of 2009 Wings & Waves Festival
Winter of 2009 Volume 4, Issue 2		• Kicking Off the Great Backyard Bird Count • Bill to Ban PBDEs • Audubon in the Classroom at Siletz Valley School • Birds and Climate Change: On the Move • A Flock by Any Other Name • Is it Harry the Hairy, or Dow the Downy (Woodpecker)?
Summer 2008 Volume 3, Issue 1		• Audubon Nature Center Planned for Lincoln City • Oregon Shorebird Festival • Black-headed Grosbeak • Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Winter of 2008 Volume 2, Issue 3		• Great Backyard Bird Count—February 15-18, 2008 • Watch List—Oregon’s Coastal Birds Imperiled • Principles of Birding Ethics • 2008 Board of Directors Candidate Biographies • Upcoming Birding Events
Fall of 2007 Volume 2, Isssue 2		• Nestucca Bay Wildlife Refuge Open House • Great Egret • A Healthy Marine Ecosystem, Sustainable Fisheries and Wave Energy - How Do They Fit Together?
Summer of 2007 Volume 2, Issue 1		• State of the Birds • Swallows • Oregon Coast Birding Trail • Audubon Supports Renewable Energy • Audubon Leads Adventures in Lincoln City Schools
Spring of 2007 Volume 2, Issue 1		• International Migratory Bird Day—Birds in a Changing Climate • Beautiful Fliers—Anna's Hummingbird • Audubon Society of Lincoln City for our 2nd annual Birdathon! • Mist Netting for Science
Winter of 2006 Volume 1, Issue 3		• Christmas Bird Count • An Unlikely Visitor—Hoot! •The Common Loon
Fall of 2006 Volume 1, Issue 2		• Breakfast & Birds • Snowy Plover • Feeding Birds in Fall and Winter Q&A
Summer of 2006 Volume 1, Issue 1		• Kingfisher Named Official Bird of Lincoln City • Audubon Society of Lincoln City Continues to Grow! • Osprey Nesting in Siletz Bay • Summer Bird Feeding - It’s Not Just for Hummingbirds Anymore! • Birding on the Central Oregon Coast
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