Field Notes for Oregon
Oregon Field Ornithologists' regional field notes editors maintain seasonal compilations of notable bird occurrences in each of Oregon's nine reporting regions. These regional compilations facilitate the tracking of local phenology and trends within the state's diverse ecoregions. Compilations for recent years are available for download in spreadsheet format, to promote projects that require further analysis or sorting of these records.Each issue of Oregon Birds includes a statewide summary column for each season, focusing on bird status and trends within the main regions of the state. For a summary of the most significant birding events on the larger, Pacific Northwest scale, we recommend that birders suscribe to North American Birds, which includes an excellent Oregon-Washington report for each season.
Field Notes Reporting Format
Field notes should be sent to the regional compilers listed below according to the season and region. Please include species, date(s), location(s), number, sex and age if known, and a description of any birds that are rare for the time and place. You may contact the regional compiler for questions on rarity or other information.
Oregon Birds and North American Birds have synchronized reporting areas, periods, and deadlines. Field reports for eastern and western Oregon are due to the Oregon Birds Regional editor and North American Birds Regional Editor at the same time.
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North American Birds Regional Editor |
North American Birds Sub-Regional Editors |
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All Of Oregon
David Irons 2125 Hayes St. Eugene, OR 97405 Ph. (541) 686-4560 llsdirons AT msn.com |
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Oregon Birds Regional Editors (See map) |
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North Coast
South Coast
Portland Metro |
Willamette Basin
Rogue-Umpqua
North Central |
South Central
Northeast
Southeast |
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P.O. Box 10373,Eugene, OR 97440