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Golden-crowned Kinglet

Latin:  Regulus satrapa

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Ruby-crowned Kinglet

Latin:  Corthylio calendula

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Horned Lark

Latin:  Eremophila alpestris

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American Pipit

Latin:  Anthus rubescens

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Eastern Yellow Wagtail

Latin:  Motacilla tschutschensis

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White Wagtail

Latin:  Motacilla alba

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Red-throated Pipit

Latin:  Anthus cervinus

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Sprague's Pipit

Latin:  Anthus spragueii

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    Fire in the Shrub-steppe
    Working Lands

    Fire in the Shrub-steppe

    Towards fire resilience and landscape rehabilitation in Washington’s shrub-steppe

    The Long Road of Conservation
    AuduBlog July 25, 2020

    The Long Road of Conservation

    Lindell Haggin reflects on the changes she's seen in the conservation movement during her 50 years volunteering with Spokane Audubon Society

    Great American Outdoors Act Will Benefit Birds, People, and Parks Across Washington
    AuduBlog July 25, 2020

    Great American Outdoors Act Will Benefit Birds, People, and Parks Across Washington

    With approval from Congress, the Great American Outdoors Act goes to the President to sign

    Hope and a Red-winged Blackbird
    The Joy Of Birds During COVID-19 June 25, 2020

    Hope and a Red-winged Blackbird

    Washington guest-blogger series: by Thomas Bancroft, former chief scientist for the National Audubon Society

    Renewable Energy: Siting it Right in the Columbia Plateau and Beyond
    Working Lands

    Renewable Energy: Siting it Right in the Columbia Basin

    Responsibly sited and operated clean energy will help protect birds from climate change

    Audubon Washington Launches Climate Action Teams
    AuduBlog May 19, 2020

    Audubon Washington Launches Climate Action Teams

    Climate Action Teams will build political power in key legislative districts in order to pass legislation that protects birds and people

    Migrating Through Audubon
    AuduBlog April 15, 2020

    Migrating Through Audubon

    Charley Wilkinson, Audubon Washington's development director and interim executive director, reflects on her career working for Audubon across the country

    Audubon Washington Welcomes Our New Field Organizer for Eastern Washington
    About Us April 15, 2020

    Audubon Washington Welcomes Our New Field Organizer for Eastern Washington

    Susan Paulsen joins Audubon’s campaign team to support members and chapters in eastern Washington in organizing for climate action.

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