But John's fascinating discourse on trailside points of interest extended the walk to more than three hours, and not time was better spent. Thanks again, Wylies. George Back to top Songbird Station Songbird Station, a Columbia business, was also very generous and donated several items to the chapter's silent auction. These included a heated water dish for birds in the winter, a field guide cover, a feeder, calendar and posters. Bradford agronomy research area southeast of Columbia.
Northern harriers are usually in the air, and in winter, short-eared owls can be seen at dusk.
A couple of ponds can attract waterfowl. River Bluffs Audubon submitted written comments about the committee's report. In addition, Susie Shultz testified on behalf of the chapter at the public hearing. Basically, the chapter's comments encouraged the committee to adopt stronger recommendations to prevent forest ecosystem damage in the source areas for chip mills. The committee's draft final report, which is about 75 pages, contains some good information.