2020 Winter (Vol 46 Issue 4)

• President message: A Chant at Solstice
• Christmas Bird Count are on - see the dates
• Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
• Children’s Discovery Museum:
•   Discovering a Wonderful World during Covid19
• A quarter-million swifts roosted in Rainier!

2020 Fall (Vol 46 Issue 3)

• President message: Life in the Floodplain
• Christmas Bird Count dates
• Membership Form/regional Bird Festival info
• Coastal Purple Martin Project Update
• Board Meetings on Zoom - Members Welcome
• 2020 Summer Update for the Cowlitz County Bird List
• Finding a Snipe
• Vaux's Swifts starting to roost in the Riverside Community Church chimney
•      in Rainier

2020 Summer (Vol 46 Issue 2)

• President message: Earth Month
• Invitation to the Annual Picnic
• Membership Form
• Volunteer with Purple Martin Count and Banding
• Sharp-shinned Hawk Predator to Hummingbirds
• WHAS Board Notes/Election Results
• Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey nets 74
• Audubon Society Winter Raptor Survey Project
• Conservation Matters – Chehalis River Dam
• Richard Louv Article Brings Kids and Parents Together with Nature
• New species at our farm
• Spring Migration of Swifts documented at Rainier Church
• Program: Exploring the Waters of the Pacific Northwest

2020 Spring (Vol 46 Issue 1)

• President message: Time for Renewal
• Invitation to the Annual Meeting Banquet
• NW Birding Events
• Christmas Bird Count Results
• New Report: Global Warning Affects Birds
• Update on the Children’s Discovery Museum
• WHAS To Make Membership Renewal Changes

2019 Winter (Vol 45 Issue 4)

• President message: Expanding our Range
• NW Birding Events
• Christmas Bird Count sign up details
• New Report: Global Warning Affects Birds
• The Children’s Discovery Museum has a new home in Longview, WA
• Purple Martin Nest Box Program on the Long Beach Peninsula
• Nomination Form for 2020 Elections
• WHAS To Make Membership Renewal Changes
• Vaux’s Swift in Rainier, Oregon Review

2019 Fall (Vol 45 Issue 3)

• Wings over Willapa Festival
• Christmas Bird Count Dates 2019
• Forty Years and Counting
• Good and Problematic News about the Skookumchuck Wind Energy Project
• Learn about WHAS’s partnership with Lower Columbia School Gardens
• A Strange Nest Site
• WHAS funded Purple Martin Poles -- Project Update
• ACOW Fall 2019
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2019 Summer (Vol 45 Issue 2)

• Join us for the 2019 Willapa Hills Summer Picnic
• Come Volunteer at the Children’s Discovery Museum
• President Message: Slow Down and Smell the Roses
• Membership Form
• NW Birding Events
• Purple Martin Nest Boxes at the Coast
• Riverside Community Church is now open to Vaux’s Swifts
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2019 Spring (Vol 45 Issue 1)

• Join us for the 2019 Willapa Hills Annual Meeting Banquet
• Photographer and Shorebird Expert Featured At Annual Meeting Banquet
• President Message: One Last Lecture - An Elder’s View
• Membership Form
• NW Birding Events
• All the detailed results of the local Christmas Bird Count’s
• Upon logging my 40th Midwinter Bald Eagle Survey
• Trinidad and Tobago Comes to Kelso: Rich Birding on the Caribbean Island
• Shorebird Identification Class and Walk
• Board Notes
• Final Cowlitz County Bird List for 2018
• WHAS February Field trip to Billy Frank Nisqually Nat'l Wildlife Refuge
• Programs and Fieldtrips

2018 Winter (Vol 44 Issue 4)

Cusp of Spring Field Trip to Nisqually Refuge
Long Beach CBC needs new coordinator for 2019
Winging It - President Message
Membership Form
NW Birding Events
All the details about local Christmas Bird Count’s
Should winter bird feeding include hummingbirds?
Slurping of Trumpeter Swans
Programs and Fieldtrips

2018 Fall (Vol 44 Issue 3)

- Program: Birding Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- Save the 2018 Christmas Bird Count Dates
- Presidents Message: Where the Birds Roost
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- The Marbled Murrelets Need You This Fall
- 2018 Cowlitz County Bird List update
- Yellow-breasted Chat Song
- Hannah Cargill builds artificial chimney for Vaux's Swifts
- Programs and Field Trips

2018 Summer (Vol 44 Issue 2)

- Summer Picnic invitation
- Presidents Message: In the Verge
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Photographic Transformation of a Harris’s Sparrow
- Birding Adventures in the Palms
- Children’s Discovery Museum: We’ve Got Our Wings
- WHAS Takes Position on Columbia River BiOp and HB 3144
- Skookumchuck Wind Turbine Project
- WHAS Booth at Earthday 2018 Recap
- Board Notes and Updates
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2018 Spring (Vol 44 Issue 1)

- Annual Banquet Set for March 23
- Program: Up in the Wild Gifford PInchot: Butterflies, Bigfoot, and What We Leave Behind with Robert Michael Pyle
- 2018 Election for WHAS Board of Directors
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Christmas Bird Count Results
- Conservation Update
- WHAS Celebrates One Year with the Children’s Discovery Museum
- Report on Climate Lobby Day
- Midwinter Survey turns up 26 Eagles
- Prevent Mining at Mount St. Helens
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2017 Winter (Vol 43 Issue 4)

- Darrel Whipple Given Top Conservation Award
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Christmas Bird Count Details
- Conservation Update
- Vaux Swifts in Rainier Oregon
- New Birding Website for Long Beach Peninsula
- WHAS Officer Nominations 2018
- Update on Natural Resource Center Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
- Pollution into the Green River
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2017 Fall (Vol 43 Issue 3)

- Long Island Field Trip Enjoyed Beautiful Day
- Christmas Bird Counts 2017 dates
- The Okanogan in June
- Help map monarchs and milkweed you see
- Milkweed in SW Washington and NW Oregon
- Do You Hear What I Hear? Musings on the Breeding Bird Survey
- Action Alert:  Stop the Mount St. Helens Mine
- Watching the eclipse projected onto an easel through my spotting scope
- Update: Marbled Murrelet Long Term Conservation Strategy
- Talking Points for a Letter to the U.S. Forest Service
- Programs and Fieldtrips

2017 Summer (Vol 43 Issue 2)

- WHAS Summer Picnic Invitation
- Board Notes
- Membership Form
- NW Birding Events
- Brown Canyon Field Trip Report
- Puget Sound's Great blue herons provide summertime watching
- New WHSRN Site dedicated at Willapa Bay, Washington
- Programs and Fieldtrips