Admiralty Audubon Society

TRIPS

Certified trip leaders: Admiralty Audubon field trip to Skagit Flats

David Gluckman, Chair, 379-0360, cgluckman@aol.com
Ken Wilson, 821-1101, ken@kenwilson.info
Dan Waggoner, 301-1788, danwags57@gmail.com
Ron Sikes, 385-0307, sikes@olympus.net
Dick Johnson, 385-5418
Stephen Cunliffe, 437-0292, sjaycee@mac.com

Jan-Feb 2012 Admiralty Audubon Field Trips

Important: Please pre-register by contacting field trip leader before trip so we can contact you about changes. Everyone is welcome, including non-members and beginners.

CHIMACUM CREEK PARK AND ESTUARY

Saturday February 4, 2012 - 9 a.m.

Meet at Chimacum Creek in Irondale. Directions: from SR 19, turn east on Irondale Road; travel about 2 miles, turn left onto 4th Street, turn right at 3 way stop sign, drive to the end of street to the parking lot. Paula Vanderhuel, Leader, pvanderheul@gmail.com.

POINT HUDSON TO PORT TOWNSEND MARINE SCIENCE CENTER

Wednesday February 15, 2012 - 2 p.m.

Low Tide Walk. Meet at Point Hudson public parking on the north side of the buildings. We will walk the beach toward MSC Pier and back to see Point
Hudson birds and beach critters near low tide. Ron Sikes, Leader, sikes@olympus.net

AAS ANNUAL SKAGIT COUNTY FIELD TRIP

Saturday February 25, 2012

Meet at the ferry terminal for the 8 a.m. ferry (make reservations and get there ½ hour early) and return on the 6 p.m. ferry. This trip will be limited to 4 cars and 12 persons for the birding portion and a similar amount for the photographic group. Please contact Dan Waggoner for the birding portion (360 301-1788, danwags57@gmail.com) or David Gluckman for the photo group (360 379-0360, cgluckman@aol.com).

Please bring binoculars and scopes (if you have one) and wear appropriate footwear and warm clothes. Hard rain will cancel most trips but check with the leader before you assume so.

Cautionary Note – All persons participating in field trips assume all risks of whatsoever nature or kind and neither AAS nor the trip leaders accepts any responsibility for the actions of any persons who freely participate.

Note: A short description of birds seen should be posted under "Sightings" on this website the following day (see link on banner above).



	TRIPS Certified trip leaders: David Gluckman, Chair, 379-0360, cgluckman@aol.com Ken Wilson, 821-1101, ken@kenwilson.info Dan Waggoner, 301-1788, danwags57@gmail.com Ron Sikes, 385-0307, sikes@olympus.net Dick Johnson, 385-5418 Stephen Cunliffe, 437-0292, sjaycee@mac.com Jan-Feb 2012 Admiralty Audubon Field Trips Important: Please pre-register by contacting field trip leader before trip so we can contact you about changes. Everyone is welcome, including non-members and beginners. CHIMACUM CREEK PARK AND ESTUARY Saturday February 4, 2012 - 9 a.m. Meet at Chimacum Creek in Irondale. Directions: from SR 19, turn east on Irondale Road; travel about 2 miles, turn left onto 4th Street, turn right at 3 way stop sign, drive to the end of street to the parking lot. Paula Vanderhuel, Leader, pvanderheul@gmail.com. POINT HUDSON TO PORT TOWNSEND MARINE SCIENCE CENTER Wednesday February 15, 2012 - 2 p.m. Low Tide Walk. Meet at Point Hudson public parking on the north side of the buildings. We will walk the beach toward MSC Pier and back to see Point Hudson birds and beach critters near low tide. Ron Sikes, Leader, sikes@olympus.net AAS ANNUAL SKAGIT COUNTY FIELD TRIP Saturday February 25, 2012 Meet at the ferry terminal for the 8 a.m. ferry (make reservations and get there ½ hour early) and return on the 6 p.m. ferry. This trip will be limited to 4 cars and 12 persons for the birding portion and a similar amount for the photographic group. Please contact Dan Waggoner for the birding portion (360 301-1788, danwags57@gmail.com) or David Gluckman for the photo group (360 379-0360, cgluckman@aol.com). Please bring binoculars and scopes (if you have one) and wear appropriate footwear and warm clothes. Hard rain will cancel most trips but check with the leader before you assume so. Cautionary Note – All persons participating in field trips assume all risks of whatsoever nature or kind and neither AAS nor the trip leaders accepts any responsibility for the actions of any persons who freely participate. Note: A short description of birds seen should be posted under "Sightings" on this website the following day (see link on banner above).