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Monthly meetings

The Augusta Bird Club holds regular meetings from September through April. In lieu of the regular meeting in December, we have a holiday party, and in May or early June we have an annual outdoor picnic brunch.


Field trips & other events (upcoming & recent)


The Augusta Bird Club organizes field trips throughout the year, usually two or three in most months. Ordinarily, we meet at a designated location in our near Staunton or Waynesboro and then drive to the destination by "carpooling." For additional information on upcoming field trips, such as whether to bring snacks or a bag lunch, and the need to dress appropriately for the weather, please consult the current Newsletter. Other upcoming events such as our annual cleanup along Bell's Lane (in conjunction with Earth Day in April) may be listed below as well.

The Augusta Bird Club monthly meeting will be held on Monday, November 13, at Covenant Presbyterian Church.
Program: Environmental Issues for the Shenandoah Valley.
Speaker: Bobby Whitescarver


Date Destination / Name of event Meeting Place * Time Coordinator(s)
SUNDAY, November 12th Augusta Springs Wetlands parking lot along Rt. 42 8:00 Allen Larner
Wednesday, November 15th McCormick Farm parking lot at the mill 9:00 Jo King
Saturday, November 18th Chimney Hollow trail (hike) Food Lion parking lot, 600 N. Coalter St., Staunton 9:00 Andrew Clem
Recently added field trips (if any):

* (if different than the destination)

If any corrections or additions to this list are necessary, please contact the Webmaster at agclem_AT_comcast.net.


Annual bird surveys

Every year members of the Augusta Bird Club participate in a variety of bird surveys, including the Rockfish Gap Hawk Watch (mid-August through November, usually), the Christmas Bird Count, the Great Backyard Bird Count (in February), the Breeding Bird Survey (in May), and others.


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