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Mat-Su Birders

A club in Alaska's beautiful Matanuska-Susitna Valley devoted to watching wild birds

Bird Club Meeting

Join us on Zoom for our next meeting on February 10, 2022.

Presenter: Aaron Bowman, one of Alaska’s top birders,
will share his expertise on better bird detection
and identification, and discuss the latest in apps.

Meetings will be held through Zoom with links sent via club email.

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Chickadees from Alaska Photographers

Boreal Chickadee - Jeanne Waite Follett — Boreal Chickadee – Jeanne Waite Follett

Chestnut-backed Chickadee - Rob Tappana — Boreal Chickadee – Jeanne Waite Follett

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Welcome!

We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month
September through May at 7 PM in the Palmer Library Meeting Room.
Our club is open to everyone who likes to watch wild birds whether its at your feeder or in the field. Join us!

Birding in Mat-Su

See our “Birding in the Mat-Su” document for places to go, birds to see and directions to get you around our beautiful Mat-Su Valley!

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Sightings in Mat-Su

Found an Injured Bird?

CALL FOR HELP
Alaska Wild Bird Rehab Center - Mat-Su Valley - 907-892-2927
Bird Treatment & Learning Center - Anchorage - 907-562-4852

Report Banded Mallards

ADF&G's waterfowl program has been banding mallards over wintering in Anchorage for the past 2 years. They would like everyone to keep an eye out for mallards sporting red plastic leg bands with white alphanumeric codes.

Welcome!

We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month
September through May at 7 PM in the Palmer Library Meeting Room.
Our club is open to everyone who likes to watch wild birds whether its at your feeder or in the field. Join us!

Found an Injured Bird?

CALL FOR HELP
Alaska Wild Bird Rehab Center - Mat-Su Valley - 907-892-2927
Bird Treatment & Learning Center - Anchorage - 907-562-4852

Report Banded Mallards

ADF&G's waterfowl program has been banding mallards over wintering in Anchorage for the past 2 years. They would like everyone to keep an eye out for mallards sporting red plastic leg bands with white alphanumeric codes.

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