Bird lovers
The Central Basin Audubon Society is looking to start taking some bird walks to places like the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, shown here.
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A black-capped chickadee - native to Central Washington - perches on a tree branch. The Central Basin Audubon Society is building interest in watching and protecting birds in the Basin.
Quail and other birds native to the Basin are a focus of the Central Basin Audubon Society which seeks to educate area residents and protect local birds for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.
MOSES LAKE — The hills are alive with the sound of chirping - and twitttering, and chittering, and cheeping and hooting. The Columbia Basin is filled with birds, and the Central Basin Audubon Society wants to help folks enjoy them all and is looking for new members to join the birding community.
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