Here you will find links to our El Tecolote (ET) newsletter in color. Some articles in ET are too long to fit in the printed edition, the full length articles can be found below.
We are fortunate to have online an archival history of our newsletter from the present day back to when Santa Barbara Audubon Society was a Bird Study Group at the Santa Barbara Museum Of Natural History in 1963.
View our El Tecolote newsletter archive here.
Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s Spring issue of El Tecolote is now available. In this issue: • Results of the 119 Christmas Bird Count • The highlights of the 5th Annual Winter Bird Count for Kids • Meet our new EITS Director • Meet our student representative • Santa Barbara County Condor Milestone • What the Science Committee is up… Read more »
Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s Winter issue of El Tecolote is now available. In this issue: • The coming 119th Christmas Bird Count • Our 5th Winter Bird Count 4 Kids • Meet Board member Kathleen Boehm • EITS News • The Brown Pelican Survey • SBAS birding outreach • Upcoming Field Trips, Friday Bird Walks, Programs and other events Download this… Read more »
Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s Spring issue of El Tecolote is now available. In this issue: • The annual membership picnic • The summer Board Retreat • Meet new Board member Lori Gaskin • EITS News • Farewell to Gabriele • SBAS birding outreach • Gil Perleberg the Hummer Whisperer, RIP• NCOS Kids Bird Festival• Big Day with Wes Fritz supports SBAS •… Read more »
Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s Summer issue of El Tecolote is now available. In this issue: • The annual membership picnic • Board members we are losing • Conservation Committee • The SBAS overlook at NCOS • EITS news • Upcoming Field Trips, Friday Bird Walks, Programs and other events The annual membership picnic Board members we are losing Conservation Committee… Read more »
by Adrian O’Loghlen [Editor’s note: This is the full article referred to on page 3 of El Tecolote September-November 2016.] One of the most informative approaches for assessing how the rapid and extensive development of urban and rural lands affects local bird populations is to monitor the breeding activity of species that have historically bred… Read more »
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