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3 days agoWow! Check this out!  Bill Roth is the presenter and he is very knowledgeable about Osprey in our area. This should prove to be a great presentation. Don’t miss it!1:30 pm at the Harrisville branch - don't miss today's AuSable Valley Audubon presentation about the fascinating osprey! ... See MoreSee Less
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Peggy Ridgway did a Special Species Series presentation on Piping Plovers on Aug. 15, 2024, at Harrisville Branch Library. It, too, was interesting and informative. I learned a lot at both Bill and Peggy's presentations! Thanks, Peggy!
This was such an informative and interesting presentation on Michigan Ospreys by AuSable Valley Audubon President Bill Roth (pictured below). It was part of the Audubon's Special Species Series. The third and last presentation in the current series is about Sandhill Cranes. It's on Thursday Oct. 3, 1:30 p.m. at Harrisville (MI) Branch Library. Thanks to Bill and to Audubon member Peggy Ridgway for raising our awareness of Michigan birds! Peggy did a presentation on Piping Plovers on August 15.
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Upcoming Piping Plover Presentation
“Special Species Series“ (session 2 of 4) Next Thursday, August 15, 2024 at 1:30. This session will feature the federally endangered Great Lakes Piping Plover and efforts to protect it. Please come on out and invite friends who may never have observed … Continue reading
Upcoming Potluck
An informal meeting is tentatively planned for 4:30 pm on Tuesday, August 20th, 2024 at East Tawas City Park Pavilion. (This park is on US 23 in Tawas, South of the campground and across from Kentucky Fried Chicken.) This is … Continue reading
Tawas Point Event Announcement
Migration Days: Spring Warbler Guides
Last year Tropical Birding Tours sent us Spring Warbler Guides that were distributed at our welcome tent. These full-color guides were in very high demand last year because new birders found them valuable to identify the many warblers at Tawas Point. We … Continue reading
April 2023 AVA member meeting
April’s AVA member meeting will be on Tuesday, April 11, at 7 pm in the evening at the Oscoda/AuSable Senior Center, 653 State St SW, Oscoda Mi 48750.In Oscoda/AuSable from US 23:At the intersection of US 23 (south of the bridge over the … Continue reading
Tree planting at Tawas Point Park
Tree planting at Tawas Point State Park April 30, 2022 AuSable Valley Audubon continued its third year of tree planting at Tawas Point State Park this year. The first year we planted 100 jack pine seedlings along the two-track out to the point. … Continue reading
Highway Trash Pickup
On 4/27/2022 these hardy 19 AuSable Valley Audubon volunteers, picked 22 bags of highway trash along M-55 west of Tawas.
Oak tree planting at Tawas point
12 oak trees planted at TAwas Point State Park loop #3 on Sat. May 8. Thanks to 8 hard working members.
Sightings
Bill Roth 23 April had some nice sightings today. I traveled down to Pinconning Park and Nayanquing Pt in Linwood . A Wilson’s Snipe, a Great Horned Owl with Owlets in an old Baldie nest (very hard to photo because … Continue reading