Greater Mohican Audubon Society
P.O. Box 907 - Ashland, OH 44805
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    Support Ohio Biodiversity:
    Purchase an Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp
    $15.00  through GMAS

     Ohio Wildlife Legacy stamps will be available for purchase- $15.00


    ~ August 2010~


    Sat. Aug 21   6:00PM GMAS Annual Picnic at Malabar Farm.

    Meet at Visitor Center 5:30 for set-up 6:00 to eat.  Please bring a dish to share, table service and lawn chair.
    KFC Chicken and drinks will be provided.
    Wild about Bats program to follow picnic, held by the barn next to the pond..

    Sat. Aug. 28  9AM-11AM.   Bird Walk at Byers Woods,
    located 4 miles south of Ashland, just east of State Route 60 on CR 1754.  Meet in the parking lot.


    ~ September 2010~

    Sat. Sep. 11 9AM-11AM. Bird Walk at Malabar Farm,
    located near Pleasant Hill Lake on Bromfield Road in Lucas.  Meet at the Visitor’s Center.  
    GMAS Board Meeting will be held following the walk.  Bring a sack lunch

         September 17, 18, & 19, 2010       Black Swamp Bird Observatory's  
    
    17th ANNUAL BANQUET CELEBRATION WEEKEND  -Butterflies & Birds: A Celebration of Nature
       
 Oak Harbor & Port Clinton, Ohio.    See website for details and registration

        Sat. Sep. 25 Trip. Potential Shorebird Trip to Big Island (in Marion Co.) and perhaps Killdeer-
      
   led by Warren Uxley

       ~October 2010~  

         Sat. Oct. 9  9AM-11AM.  Bird Walk at Secrest Arboretum, 1680 Madison Avenue, Wooster, Ohio.
    Meet at Visitor Pavilion.

    Sun. Oct. 10 6AM-6PM.   The Big Sit.  Join us as we count birds from a 17-foot circle at the Davis Residence, 5610   
    Shreve Road., Wooster.  See GMAS website for details.

    Sat., Oct. 23, 9 -11 a.m. — Bird walk at Byers Woods, located 4 miles south of Ashland,
    just east of State Route 60 on County Road 1754.  Meet in the parking lot.

    Sat., Nov. 6, 10 a.m. - noon — Backyards Birds and the e-bird program,
    Wooster Public Library. Free and open to the public.

    Sat., Nov. 13, 9 -11 a.m. — Bird walk at Malabar Farm, located on Pleasant Valley Road, Lucas.
    Meet at the visitor’s center.




    Enjoy the special full length article from 2009's Summer Newsletter:
    The Mona Lisa of Ornithology  by Erwin Riedner and the original art depicting
    Archaeopteryx lithographica by Julie Zickefoose.



     Weedpicker's Journal: Learn more about Ohio's flora and fauna



    Photos from past GMAS Sponsored Events:
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        Sat. Mar. 27 Shreve Migration Sensation

    GMAS Picnic and Purple Martins
    Pleasant Hill Marina  7/12/09

    All GMAS Birds Walk are free and open to the public.

    Watch for our **NEW**  more "Accessible Bird Walks"
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GMAS  MISSION STATEMENT:
Greater Mohican Audubon Society (GMAS) is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment
of birds and other wildlife through environmental education and the conservation and
restoration of habitat.

Greater Mohican Audubon Society consists of Ashland, Holmes, Richland and Wayne
Counties in North-central Ohio. The National Audubon Society recognized GMAS as an
official   chapter in May   1999. The bird chosen to represent GMAS is the handsome
Bobolink.
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Vermilion Flycatcher-  6/14/10
a one-day-wonder in Holmes County.
 
Photo by Dane Adams