Contents: June 9 program— Homewaters with David Williams; San Juan Cruise to View Tufted Puffins; President’s Column: Introducing board members; Birdathon 2022 Results; Pigeon Guillemot Appreciation; Sightings; Bird of the Month: Dunlin; Our Condor Adventure; More Than Just Rats; Advice for Your Native Garden; Birding in Neighborhoods (BIN) South Visits Wetlands, BIN North in the Forest; Dates to Remember; New and Renewing Members; Board and Committees.

Featuring the annual fundraiser, Birdathon.

Whidbey Audubon Newsletter, February 2022

Program is the Superlative Laysan Albatross, bird of the month: Red-breasted Nuthatch, President’s column: Micro-volunteering, Golden Binoculars presented to Coupevillains and more

Featuring November 11 membership meeting program about Bird Flight with Peter Cavanagh; announcing the Christmas Bird Count dates for both North and South Whidbey circles; upcoming field trips to Crocket Lake, Loons of Deception Pass and Skagit Flats; Birding in the Neighborhoods reports; bird migrations with BirdCast and more.

Featuring Birdscaping with Carolyn Wilcox as the featured speaker for the monthly program on October 14, continued to October 21. The Bird of the month is the Northern Shrike. The annual Purple Martin update was prepared by Mary Hollen. Much more.

Featuring the September 9 program with Doug Tallamy’s book, Nature’s Best Hope; Raptors of Washington online 5-class series with Tom Bancroft; 2021 Birdathon Update; September 25 Habitat Tour and Fundraiser; September 15 Price Sculpture Forest Field Trip; Sightings; Birding in Neighborhoods North; Birding in Neighborhoods South; Support Migratory Bird Protection Act; Pigeon Guillemots: Salish Sea Survey; Bird of the month with Jay Adams: Western Sandpiper; Remembering Dan Pedersen, a Whidbey Island Treasure; Ten Gateway Birds online class in October; Puget Sound Bird Fest.

Featuring the May 13 program about Phenology with Erin Posthumus of the National Phenology Network, Bird of the Month: Goldfinch, Birdathon update, Salish Sea Guillemot Survey training and more.