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Rogue Valley
Audubon Society
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Yellow-breasted Chat
Museum of Natural History
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A voice for education and conservation in the natural world.
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ANNUAL SPRING POTLUCK AND BIRD WALK
TUESDAY, MAY 28, AT TOUVELLE STATE PARK
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Join Gaylene and Judd Hurley for the annual RVAS Spring Potluck Dinner
and Bird Walk. Expert leaders will conduct a bird walk along the Rogue
River beginning at 5:00 p.m. with the dinner at 6:00 p.m. See Page One of
the May issue of The Chat for further details and directions.
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NEXT RVAS BIRDING EVENTS
Sat. May 25 -- Bear Creek Greenway
Sun. May 26 -- Cascade-Siskiyou Nat'l Mon.
Details on Field Trips page
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Rogue Valley Audubon Society Newsletter
Submissions for The Chat are due by the 20th of the preceding
month (e.g. April 20th for the May issue).
Email: roguevalleyaudubon@gmail.com
MAY EDITION OF THE CHAT NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD CLICK HERE
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NATIONAL AUDUBON NEWS
Hummingbirds At Home, a new
citizen science program organized
by National Audubon, is designed to
track how changing flowering
patterns may effect the migration
and breeding success of
hummingbirds.
To participate in this program or for
more information, read this.
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FREE BIRDING BOOKLET
Birding Hotspots, a new free book-
let published by Rogue Valley
Audubon Society, is now available
at Wild Birds Unlimited in Medford
and Northwest Nature Shop in Ash-
land. The colorful foldout includes
a map and text describing 15 local
birding destinations.
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NEW BOARD MEMBERS
Welcome to three newly
elected members of the
RVAS Board of Directors
Juliet Grable
Mike Guest
Sue Polich
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RVAS BANDON TRIP
For a full report, with photos and
species list, click HERE.
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