Photo by Bea Harrison
The Front Page
The place for current news from the Spokane Audubon Society
November 2025
From the Give a Hoot Blog
From the Events Calendar
Upcoming Events
Past Events
Other Updates
2026 SAS calendar available
Monthly Membership Report, by Alan McCoy
Monthly Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Previous Months
October 2025
From the Blog
Bring Back the Dodo? by Bea Harrison
Simple Steps to Reduce Bird Deaths from Window Collisions, by Margo Wolf
Planting Day at Little Spokane River, summary by Shenandoah Marr
Upcoming Events
October 8th meeting program: Birding the Texas Gulf Coast
Other Updates
2026 SAS calendar available
Membership Report by Alan McCoy
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
September 2025
From the Blog
Manito Park’s Great Blue Herons, by Joyce Alonso
Kestrel Nest Box Program Update, by Mike Borysewicz
Sherman Creek Wildlife Area Habitat Monitoring Partnership, by Kim Thorburn
Youth project: Black-capped Chickadee, by Serenity Schaeffer
Upcoming Events
September 10 meeting program: How Botany Complements Birding
Other Updates
2026 SAS calendar available
Help Needed for the Sep. 27 Little Spokane River Restoration Project
The Spokane River is Running Dry, Spokane Riverkeeper
Zumwalt Prairie Field Trip Report, by Bea Harrison
Field Notes, compiled by Jon Isacoff
Membership Report, by Alan McCoy

On a cool, partly sunny day in September, over 60 volunteers gathered on private land adjacent to the Little Spokane River to plant 351 native shrubs and trees on approximately 3 acres of land, install deer exclusion fencing, and Feather Friendly window strike deterrents to vulnerable windows.
One of Spokane Audubon Society chapter founding members Jan Reynolds passed away September 27 at the age of 84. At the time of this writing, no memorial services were planned. We remember Jan -- the educator, naturalist and artist who designed our Pygmy Owl logo – with the following member profile of her and her husband and fellow chapter founder Ed that ran in the December 2019 Pygmy Owl newsletter edition.
Please consider our flying friends when you decorate for the holidays you love.
It was a perfect day in late July for a couple of self-proclaimed naturalists to be out in the field.