WMAS President Mary Williams will talk about chapter upcoming activities and events and will focus on the birding world’s May 8 Global Big Day. We will look at the best spots in Navajo and Apache Counties to tally the most … Read More
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
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
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
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
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
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
The North American Migration Count (NAMC) has grown now to be a global annual event, called the “Global Big Day.” It is a day to get out and see as many birds as possible. The Global Big Day in Arizona … Read More
The Birdathon has been a fundraiser of WMAS for many years. It is an opportunity to help White Mountain Audubon Society raise money for the educational programs we sponsor and support. More information…
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
