Hello Tweeters,

The last issue of Washington Birds Volume 4 (December 1995), has a nice
artical by Martin Muller entitled _Pied-billed Grebes Nesting on Green
Lake, Seattle, Washington_. It goes into great detail about the breeding
biology of Pied-billed Grebes on and urban lake.

You might have a good guess at my next line - another good reason for
joining WOS!

Russell

Just incase you have not heard of WOS, here is some membership infromation.

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The Washington Ornithological Society (WOS) was founded to provide a forum
for birders from throughout the state to gather information on bird
identification, biology, population, status, and birding sites.

Over 500 amateur and professional ornithologists currently belong to WOS.
Membership is open to all persons interested in birds and birding. Annual
dues are listed on the attached membership application form. Dues run from
January to January of each year.

Membership Benefits

Subscription to WOSNews, the bi-monthly newsletter of the society.

Annual edition of Washington Birds, the journal of the society.

WOS membership meetings, held the first Monday of each month
(except during summer months) at the Center for Urban Horticulture, 3501
NE 41st St, Seattle.

Annual Meetings, held alternately on the east and west side of the
Cascades. Annual meetings include speakers, workshops, and field trips.

Field Trips are held each month to different areas in the state.

Members' Discount Program provides members with a variety of
discounts with retailers throughout the state.

Washington Ornithological Society
P.O. Box 31783
Seattle, WA 98103-1783


Individual $20.00
Family $25.00


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