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Enjoy our Field Trips
Our field trips are open to anyone who wants to participate. You don't have to be a member of Audubon or our local chapter to join the fun. But after you have come on several of our trips, we think you'll want to join and support us.
Upcoming Events
| Feb 11; Whas Board Meeting |
| Feb 17-20; Winter Wings Festival 2023 |
| Mar 24-26; Othello Sandhill Crane Festival 2023 |
| Mar 25; WHAS Annual Meeting |
| Apr 13-16; Olympic BirdFest 2023 |
Latest News
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - Final
- Winter 2022 Whistler is available
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - October Update
- Vaux Swifts Fall Migration in full swing
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - August Update
- Fall 2022 Whistler is available
- Summer 2022 Whistler is available
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - May Update
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - April Update
- Cowlitz PUD Osprey Cam 2022
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - March Update
- Northern Shrike seen at Hemlock Creek
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - February Update
- 2021 Wahkiakum CBC Results
- 40th Cowlitz-Columbia CBC Results
- 2021 Willapa Bay Christmas Bird Count Results
- Spring 2022 Whistler is online
- Winter 2021 Whistler is online
- 2022 Cowlitz County Bird List - January Update
Most Popular
- First Ever Black-throated Sparrow seen in Woodland
- An Egrets Frustration
- 2014 Cowlitz County bird count recap:
- Call for Citizen Scientists!
- The Great Backyard Bird Count
- WHAS Sponsors a Nature Library
- The Green's Observation on Living on the Coast
- Eagles feeding at Ft. Stevens State Park
- Vaux's Swifts have been seen in Rainier, OR
- Bald Eagle will be released at Willow Grove
- Tundra Swans and Canvasback Ducks near Svensen OR
- Some Birds seen on the Oregon Coast
- Vaux's Swifts migration is on!
- Bat Houses for Sale
- Bird Brains
- Be Careful! Don't mess with some birds
- Aesop's fable not so far fetched
- Inside Birding by Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology
- About Willapa Hills Audubon
- Learn about the most promiscuous bird
