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The primary mission of the Great South Bay
Audubon Society is to advocate for the
conservation of habitats for native birds and other native wildlife on Long
Island.
Photo by M. Robinson
Photo by J. Galleto
Photo by S. D'Amato
American Goldfinch photo by
Mark Robinson
GSBAS ALERTS
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Save Plum Island! - NEW<br>(If your browser does not support frames,
<a href="alert_2010-06-16_SavePlumIsland.asp" target="blank">click here to read this alert</a>)
Gulf Coast Birds Need Your Help - NEW<br>(If your browser does not support frames,
<a href="alert_2010-06-18_GulfOilSpill-Cornell.asp" target="blank">click here to read this alert</a>)
TRUMPETER WATCH Citizen Science program<br>(If your browser does not support frames,
<a href="alert_2010-05-01_Trumpeter_Watch.asp" target="blank">click here to read this alert</a>)
Homeschooler's Guide to Project FeederWatch<br>(If your browser does not support frames,
<a href="alert_HomeschoolerFeederwatch.asp" target="blank">click here to read this alert</a>)
Meetings - Programs - Events
Great South Bay Audubon Society's General Membership Meeting -
Thursday, September 16, 2010
- The Fire Island Raptor Enumerators
have been documenting the fall passage of raptors along
the barrier beach since 1983. The inferred population
trends from these counts will be presented. Emphasis
will be given to the falcons - Peregrines, Merlins, and
Kestrels - those exciting raptors that are unique along
the barrier beach. The falcon trends will be compared to
results from the R.P.I. analysis of several other
watch sites, and possible reasons for the Kestrel
decline will be considered.
More Info...
Breakfast and Birding at Connetquot River State Park Preserve -
Saturday, September 18, 2010
- Fall is here and birds are migrating! Come to the Main
Building and enjoy being treated to a continental breakfast by
the Friends of Connetquot while
watching a brief photographic introduction to the birds
that migrate through or nest in the preserve. Then, hit
the trails with leaders Alice Heller, Steve D'Amato &
Nicholas Laviola,
who will search out as many birds as they can find and
will try to answer any bird-related questions you may
have. More Info...
Great South Bay Audubon Society's General Membership Meeting -
Thursday, October 21, 2010
- Captain Don Harris will speak with the Great South Bay Audubon
Society to discuss a variety of issues and ways people can get
involved by supporting Operation SPLASH, whose mission is "To
provide a low cost solution to growing waterfront pollution,
through public awareness, community action, and
active participation."
More Info...
GSBAS - P.O.
Box 267, Sayville, NY 11782 · 631-563-7716
