Payne County Audubon Society
Welcome to the Payne County Audubon Society website!
For over 50 years PCAS has actively promoted the enjoyment of birds and other wildlife in north central
Oklahoma through education, conservation, and study.  We invite you to tour our website and to join us
as a member of PCAS.
Counter
Hosting by Yahoo! Web Hosting
COPYRIGHT PAYNE COUNTY AUDUBON SOCIETY.  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Print one out & check it out!
It's simple. Use double-sided or
duplex option, fold list in half
lengthwise, according to page
numbers, and insert the second
sheet inside the first.

WHOM TO CALL IF YOU
FIND AN INJURED BIRD

Injured raptors only
Iowa Tribe Eagle Rehab
Perkins -- Vic Roubidoux,
405-334-7471

Injured raptors and birds
1)
OSU Vet Med -- Dr Hoover,
744-8757 (OSU has a raptor
rehab cage); after hours call
the Vet Med Teaching Hospital
744-7000 to reach Dr Hoover
who will be on call
2) You can also call our local
ranger, John Cunningham at
747-0505 (cell) or
405-575-3837
You can now DONATE ONLINE
with PayPal!
Click
HERE to view your options
and to make a donation,
or
simply click on the PayPal
button above and make your
donation.
Please
be sure to click open the
"Specify Donation Area"
link on
the second page. Type in
where you want your donation
to go: a memorial donation,
PCAS Bird Photo Contest,  
specific BIRDATHON or BIG DAY
Team or individual, Nature
Center Fund, Scholarship Fund,
Nature Day, or General. If you
do not indicate an area, your
donation will go into our
general operating fund.
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Join the PCAS News List and
we'll see to it that an
announcement of the month's
program and field trips, as well
as a reminder that
Feathers
and Pinfeathers have been
posted to the website, wings
its way to your e-mail each
month.

Simply send
Tim O'Connell an
e-mail with "Add to PCAS
News List" in the subject line.
April 2013
FEATHERS
PINFEATHERS
2013
SCHOLARSHIP
WINNERS
PCAS
BIRD PHOTO
CONTEST!
Click back arrow to return to menu bar
This website does not display properly with Mozilla Firefox browser. To view the website in its correct colors
and in its entirety, please use Internet Explorer.
SUBMISSIONS: Contestants may submit as many photos as they’d like, with a $5
fee for each submission. All photos must be horizontal format, in .gif or .jpg, and in
the highest resolution possible. Submissions will be accepted until September 1,
2013.
Click here for submission instructions.

SUBJECT MATTER:  Photos may be taken anywhere in North America, but the
subject must be a wild bird.

JUDGING: Photos will be evaluated by wildlife photographer Tom Ulrich, by John
Kennington, photographer and president of the Tulsa Audubon Society and OK
Audubon Council, and by Ken Helt of Helt Photography, Stillwater. Judges will base
their decision on both technical skill and artistic ability.
  Some of the factors the judges will consider when choosing photos include
sharpness of focus, color balance, depth of field, composition, framing, originality,
choice of subject matter, and the amount of patience (or luck!) required to get the
shot.

CONTESTANTS: Contestants do not need to be members of PCAS or National
Audubon to participate, nor do they need to live in Oklahoma. All photographs are
welcome whether amateur or professional. Judges and their families are ineligible
to submit photos in this contest.

WINNERS: One of the best features of being one of the top 13 finishers is knowing
that your photo was evaluated and chosen by judges who are professionals.
  First-, 2nd-, and 3rd-place winners will receive nominal cash prizes and will be
showcased in the December 2013
Feathers online newsletter. The top 13 photos
will be made into a 2014 Payne County Audubon Society calendar, available by late
November 2013 for Christmas giving. All 13 winners will receive a free calendar.
Additional calendars may be purchased for $12.

Questions? Contact Susan Walker, Contest Coordinator.
CONGRATULATIONS
2013 Scholarship Award Recipients
  • Choose your day
  • Line up your sponsors
  • Register your team
Click here for all you need
to get started
Shannon Andreoli accepting the 2013 Helen Miller Award at April 4
program from Les Imboden, PCAS Treasurer. Andreoli plans to study
the effects of land use change on the Monarch Butterfly and its
milkweed host plant.
Megan Trope accepting the 2013 Ed Glover Award from PCAS
Treasurer Les Imboden, at April 4th PCAS program. Trope plans to
institute a "Long-term, Non-invasive Genetic Monitoring Program for
Bald Eagles" in Oklahoma in conjunction with the Iowa Tribe’s Gray
Snow Eagle House in Perkins, OK, where she is presently the
Assistant Manager.