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updated 5/27/2010 The Allegheny Front Hawk Watch will open for the Fall Migration Count on August 15th.The Front will be open to the general public during the count from approx 9:00am to 4:00pm each day. In the case of poor counting weather, counters may close the watch early. the general public is not allowed on the Front if the blue gate is closed.Check out our hawk watch page for details!! The results of our hawk migration counts are posted on HMANA's hawcount.org website. Click this link to see reports of our migration counts at hawkcount.org. ______________________________________________________________________________________ In lieu of our usual newsletter, a listing of our Spring and Summer Outings, is now available in pdf format . Click here to go to our Events and Newsletter page to download newsletters and see our events. Features this issue: Our Fall & Winter 2010 and Spring 2011 outings and count reports. Anyone interested in helping us redevelop our newsletter is asked to contact the webmaster or other APAS officer. We would like to newsletters back to normal publishing ASAP. Anyone that would prefer receiving the newsletter electronically, to conserve paper and mailing costs for us, can sign up for email delivery by contacting the webmaster at webmaster@alleghenyplateauaudubon.org. The newsletter is sent in pdf format and can be viewed with Adobe's Acrobat Reader.
It is time for us to renew our APAS Memberships for 2010 and 2011, or to join the Allegheny Plateau Audubon Chapter...
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Make a donation to the Allegheny Plateau Audubon Society We always appreciate donations and welcome anyone to help fund our efforts. A gallery has been set up for APAS Members to share and comment on picts. It is free and open to all. Click here to go to the APAS Gallery.To receive occasional email bulletins about APAS news and events sign up by emailing the webmaster with the email address you want the bulletins sent.______________________________________________________________________________________
Africa Safari and Australian Birding Slide Shows Some of our members were able to go on a safari to Africa and they produced a slide show of their trip. They have given us a copy of the slide show to share on the web. Click here to go to a page where you can download the slide show or view a QT movie of the slide show.
The following link leads you to a gallery of pictures that a member made of their birding adventures in Australia. It is the same pictures presented at our April 15, 2010 meeting.
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Owl Banding at the Front Please check out our Owl Banding Page for details on this ongoing project at the front. WJAC TV our local tv station did a feature on the owl banding at the Front. Here is a link to the story's website. You can watch the feature from there: http://www.wjactv.com/somersetcounty/21645910/detail.html Check out the results of the owl banding on our bulletin board. Look under the Bird & Wildlife BulletinsIf you want or need more from this site, contact the webmaster at this email address: webmaster@alleghenyplateauaudubon.org Log on to your APAS Email Account
UPCOMING APAS MEETINGS AND EVENTSCheck out our events page for details and complete listing of meetings and events Please remember to contact outing leaders three to five days prior to the outing!!May and August --- Moth Lighting at Night - Another way to appreciate biodiversity. Setups will be at the Allegheny Front Hawk Watch. This event was highly successful last year, attracting moths and other nocturnal insect. The location and time change allows for different species. Contact Dennis McNair at 255-4088 for exact date, which will depend upon the weather.
May to September: ---Dragonflies, Damselflies and Butterflies of Dunnings Creek Wetlands and Shaffer Mt--- If you wish to accompanying Tom and Sally Dick on these weekly forays please call 814-7545727 to get on the list of people we will call. You will be notified usually a day or two ahead. During most occasions we will also be looking at other species, specifically birds and flowers/
Fall TBA kayaking--- There will be kayak/ canoe trips to local lakes and dams and possibly a river trip. Kayaking is a good way to get close to aquatic nature and many of our kayakers are good naturalists. In the past we’ve inspected old beaver dams, shoreline botany, observed Black-crowned Night Herons and spawning carp, saw large colonies of encrusting bryozoans on submerged logs and many other aspects of nature that only be seen by a canoe or kayak. Contact Jack Julian at 814-467-3552 to get on our kayaking list. |
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