Welcome to the New White Mountain Audubon Society Website!
Enjoy Arizona’s White Mountains and the tremendous variety of birds and wildlife you can see in our area! Birding is fun and fascinating. Why not join us today? Mission Statement White Mountain Audubon Society is dedicated to the enjoyment of birds … Read More
Beginning Birding Series by Mary Williams
You’re invited to three presentations to learn more about our most common species of birds. Presented on the dates below at 6:15 PM at the Show Low Public Library by White Mountain Audubon Society President Mary Williams June 23: Year-round … Read More
Birding in the White Mountains: Beginning Birding
You’re invited to three PowerPoint Presentations to learn about our most common species of birds. Presented by White Mountain Audubon Society President Mary Williams Saturdays at 12:30 Snowflake Public Library August 13: Year-round Birds August 27: Breeding Migrants September 10: … Read More
WMAS Bird Walk Summary 1/22/2022
WMAS Bird Walk Summary 1/22/2022 Jon Orona Eastern District Forester Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management In the tradition of the late 19th-century founder of Fool Hollow, Thomas Jefferson Adair, who was mocked by locals for his endeavors to farm … Read More
Birding in the White Mountains
Birding the White Mountains, a 5-part series about the many species of birds found in beautiful Navajo and Apache Counties, will be offered at the Pinetop-Lakeside Town Hall at 6:30 on the last Fridays of the month this summer. The … Read More
Identification Tips: Hairy and Downy Woodpeckers
By Sue Sitko In the over four decades (ouch!) I’ve been a birder, I’ve gotten pretty good at calling a Hairy Woodpecker a Hairy Woodpecker and a Downy Woodpecker a Downy Woodpecker. I’ve seen both hundreds of times. For me … Read More
Chasing a Bird…Identification
By Sue Sitko Let’s start with the “morals of the story,” which usually comes at the end: 1) cameras are ALMOST as important as binoculars; 2) a persistent birder can get answers; and 3) you, too, can do what we … Read More
Photo Gallery
Members of the Audubon Society can have their photos displayed in our Gallery by sending them in our contact form. Please include a title identifying the subject, and the name of the person who took the photo.