Payne County Audubon Society

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Payne County Audubon Society

Welcome to the Payne County Audubon Society website!
For over 50 years PCAS has actively promoted the enjoyment of birds and other wildlife in north
central Oklahoma through education, conservation, and study. We invite you to tour our website and
to join us as a member of PCAS.




	*Print one out & check it out!* It's simple. Use double-sided or duplex option, fold list in half lengthwise, according to page numbers, and insert the second sheet inside the first.

WHOM TO CALL IF YOU
FIND AN INJURED BIRD

Injured eagles (only)
Iowa Tribe Eagle Rehab
Perkins -- Vic Roubidoux,
405-334-7471

Injured raptors and birds
1) OSU Vet Med -- Dr Hoover,
744-8757 (OSU has a raptor
rehab cage); after hours call
the Vet Med Teaching Hospital
744-7000 to reach Dr Hoover
who will be on call
2) You can also call our local
ranger, John Cunningham at
747-0505 (cell) or
405-575-3837

You can now DONATE ONLINE
with PayPal!
Click HERE to view your options
and to make a donation, or
simply click on the PayPal
button above and make your
donation.
Please be sure to click open the
"Specify Donation Area" link on
the second page. Type in
where you want your donation
to go: A memorial donation,
specific BIRDATHON Team or
individual, the PCAS Nature
Center Fund, Scholarship fund,
Nature Camp, or General. If you
do not indicate an area, your
donation will go into our
general operating fund.
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT!




	Join the PCAS News List and we'll see to it that an announcement of the month's program and field trips, as well as a reminder that *Feathers* and *Pinfeathers* have been posted to the website, wings its way to your e-mail each month. Simply send Tim O'Connell an e-mail with "Add to PCAS News List" in the subject line.

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Whom to call
for injured bird

Payne County
Checklist

April
FEATHERS
PINFEATHERS

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Michael Leitch, Cody Griffin, and Nicole Farless accept the 2013 Edwin Glover PCAS
scholarship on behalf of the Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society at OSU. PCAS
Treasurer, Les Imboden (right), smiles after writing the $1000 check.
With Nicole Farless as the Principal Investigator, the group intends to use the
scholarship to conduct a “Browse Use Survey of Odocoileus
virginianus at Lake McMurtry.”

Elisha Mueller, second-time winner of the Helen Miller Award, accepts her $1000
scholarship check from Jim Ownby and Les Imboden of the Payne County Audubon
Society. On April 5, Elisha gave a very interesting report on the first year of her study
(2012). She intends to use her 2013 scholarship money to continue her study of
roadside habitats for butterflies.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Please be patient as this website and our PCAS newsletters
remain static over the summer.

I will be on my bike and vacationing this summer and unable to
update the website or publish the newsletters until fall.

But, I will definitely be back in time to get out the September
newsletters, to announce traditional BIRDATHON and BIG DAY
Birdathon news and our annual Potluck Opener, which will again
this year be held at the Brentwood Clubhouse.

In the meantime, please follow my
"Heartland to Harbor for Hospice" bicycle ride:
http:cycling4hospice.blogspot.com

Contact President and Birdathon Coordinator Tim O'Connell to
report Birdathon teams/funds raised and for all other information.

See you in the fall,

Susan Walker
Webmistress and Feathers and Pinfeathers Editor

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Remembering
Florence