LOCAL
Wednesday, September 26, 5:30pm ~
Lincoln City Cultural Center.
We hope you can join Oregon Wild and other partners in conservation for an educational event about
imperiled and recovering wildlife on the Oregon coast. Panelists from the Elakha Alliance, Portland Audubon,
and Siuslaw National Forest will give brief presentations on specific species and then there will be audience Q & A.
October 2, 4, 9, and 11 ~ Birding Basics adult education at OCCC.
Don't miss this chance to attend our two week (4 day) Birding Basics
class at Oregon Coast Community College. Participants will learn how birds behave so it
will be easier to find, watch, and identify the type you are seeing. You will have
access to bird guides and binoculars and will learn how to use them. On the last day of
the class we have a field trip to practice what you've learned.
The class is taught by our education coordinator Caren Willoughby, with Laura Doyle and
Mark Elliott.
Register here!
Friday, October 12, 9:00am ~
Bird Watching Clinic.
Lincoln City and Audubon Society of Lincoln City invite you to join us for walking and driving birding tour around Siletz Bay.
Depending on group size and weather we may focus our bird search in Taft with a walking
tour of the north side of Siletz Bay from the Taft dock, Schooner Creek, and the
wetlands and forest edge surrounding Taft. We may extend our Siletz Bay tour to the
south from Cutler City and possibly the Salishan nature trail. Dress for the weather.
Meet at 9 AM to begin this two-hour tour at Taft dock in Lincoln City.
Saturday, October 13, 9:00am ~
ASLC Monthly Birdwalk.Join us at Boiler Bay State Scenic Viewpoint
for excellent offshore seabird watching. Possible Marbled and Ancient Murrelet,
Rhinoceros Auklet, Sooty Shearwater and Western Grebe. From Boiler Bay we will
continue to to Devil’s Punchbowl State Natural Area then south to Depoe Bay where
we may find Black Turnstone and Surfbird.
Meet at 9 AM to in the Boiler Bay parking lot.
Be sure to check our calendar for more upcoming activities!
REGIONAL
Whether you are a
resident state birder or a visitor, you
might be interested in finding out what
birds were sighted where in
the state and when. Click here for
up-to-date reports from the OBOL
(Oregon Birders Online).
If you are interested in
signing up to receive Oregon bird
sightings reported to OBOL,
click here.
eBird includes reports
of birds seen locally and around the
world. For recent reports and places to
bird in Lincoln County, click here. For
Tillamook County, click here.
Want to know the
status of bird migrations?
Check out BirdCast, the
realtime migration forecast by The
Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
NATIONAL
National Audubon
sues the Department of Interior
"in federal court to defend our
country's most important bird protection
law the Migratory Bird Treaty Act." Keep up with national issues
at www.audubon.org
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IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Injured birds,
dead mammals, poaching,
call: State Police: 800-452-7888
Injured Birds
along central OR coast, call
Harry Dodson (Lincoln City) 541-921-0048
Injured
Bird and Mammal Rehab Centers:
Chintimini Wildlife
Center (Corvallis) 541-745-5324
Wildlife Care Center
(Portland) 503-292-0304
Turtle Ridge
Wildlife Center (Salem)
503-540-8664
Wildlife Center of
the North Coast (Astoria)
503-338-0331
Injured Raptors
Cascades Raptor Center
(Eugene) 541-485-1320
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Sanderling sharing the beach.
Kayaking on the Nestucca River
Siletz Bay wetland looking east to the Coast Range