Folks,

The 2015 Klickitat County Fall North American Migration Count is scheduled for Saturday, September 19th. Please let me know if you are interested in helping. We have a variety of habitats in Klickitat County, from the Douglas Fir subalpine forests near Trout Lake and Mt Adams, to the brush steppe at the western edge of the Columbia Basin, and in between, a beautiful Oak-Pine woodland habitat.

Over the past 16 Fall counts ( http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/FallNAMC.htm <http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/FallNAMC.htm> ), we have a median of 127 count day species with the help of 22 observers.

For the results of our 2015 Spring Count --> http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/Spring2015.htm <http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/Spring2015.htm>

To see all the Klickitat data, both spring and fall, click --> http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/ <http://birdingwashington.info/Klickitat/>

Thanks to Randy Robinson for compiling this data and thanks also to the participants, of varying skill levels, who have helped us capture this snapshot of Klickitat County bird life over these years.

If you have any interest in helping, or in starting such counts in your county, please let me know. Recruiting observers is an ongoing, year around activity.

Happy Birding,
Bob Hansen
503 881 5889
bobhansen at peak.org <mailto:bobhansen at peak.org>


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Bob

"ask not what your eco system can do for you,
"ask what you can do for your eco system." OWS graffiti