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Calendar:

SAT, MAY 3, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, MAY 6, 2014
Educational Meeting
"Parrot First Aid" with Dr. Lorelei Hass, DVM

SAT, MAY 17, 2014
Anchorage Reading Rendezvous, Loussac Library, Noon-4:00PM

SAT, MAY 31, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, JUN 3, 2014
Educational Meeting

SAT, JUN 14, 2014
Anchorage Pet Expo, Dena'Ina Convention Center, 10AM-6PM

SAT, JUN 28, 2014
Summer Potluck Picnic
Abbott Loop Community Park

TUE, JUL 1, 2014
NO EDUCATIONAL MEETING THIS MONTH

SAT, AUG 2, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, AUG 5, 2014
Educational Meeting

SAT, AUG 30, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, SEP 2, 2014
Educational Meeting

SAT, OCT 4, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, OCT 7, 2014
Educational Meeting

SAT, NOV 1, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, NOV 4, 2014
Educational Meeting

SAT, NOV 29, 2014
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, DEC 2, 2014
Holiday Potluck Dinner

SAT, JAN 3, 2015
Board Meeting at Peggy's Restaurant, 1675 E 5TH Ave, Anchorage, 10-Noon

TUE, JAN 6, 2015
Educational Meeting

  
Two ways to help the Alaska Bird Club:
You can help the Alaska Bird Club earn donations just by shopping with your
Fred Meyer rewards card!
Click here for more information!
Pick. Click. Give. Help The Alaska Bird Club through a donation from your PFD!
The Alaska Bird Club is now part of the Pick.Click.Give. program for those who apply for an Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend! It's an easy way to support the club financially and help us continue to provide education about parrots, and care for parrots in need of assistance. Please think about us when you apply for your PFD this year! You can find out more at the Pick. Click. Give. website!
The Alaska Bird Club is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in the State of Alaska. Our mission is to promote responsible avian ownership through education and when possible, to provide rescue and adoption services for abandoned and unwanted birds in communities across Alaska.
Our Educational Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of every month from 7:00 — 9:00 PM at the Serendipity Adult Day Services facility at 3550 E. 20th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska. [MAP].
We love your birds, but please don't bring them to our meetings!
We usually have a bird of the month already attending. Thanks!
 
Consider Adoption
Adopt us!

Are you thinking of adding a parrot to your family? Have you considered adoption? There are many wonderful companion parrots looking for just the right home!

To start the process, please fill-out and submit our adoption application to get your name on our adoption registry. This will allow us to provide your contact information (name, phone number and e-mail address only) to the people who are seeking new homes for their parrots.

Adoption application:      Adobe PDF      MS Word

 
The Parrot Enrichment Activity Book: Second Edition
The Parrot Enrichment Activity Book, by Kris Porter

Created by Kris Porter, former Alaskan, this is a free book for all parrot owners. The book touches on toy making, types of toys, different toy materials, individual parrot preferences, shredders, refillable, foraging toys, food kabobs, even how to make fun and easy play gyms from PVC. It is an excellent resource, full of good suggestions and ideas to get your creative juices flowing. Print out a copy and share it with your friends, or keep it in your personal library, it will come in very handy!

Click here for your copy!
 
Your 2014 Board of Directors
President:Garry Wallan
Vice-President:Karen Medkeff
Secretary:Carrie Wallan
Treasurer:Jennifer Slaughter
Member-at-Large:Herb Lewis
Sergeant-at-Arms:David Briggs
President Emeritus:Amber O'Neill
 
BIRD NEWS!

BIRDS OF THE MONTH NEEDED!

Our newsletter and web site need Birds of the Month, and you don't even have to be a member of the club! Send us a short story about your bird and any special information, in addition to up to two hi-resolution photographs. Please contact the club at akbirdclub@yahoo.com to submit your story or for more information!
 
Alaska Bird Club Store!

For all your Bird Club shopping needs!

The Alaska Bird Club store at Cafe Press is now open offering t-shirts, sweatshirts, coffee mugs, teddy bears and more for your holiday gifting needs!

Check the Main Menu on the left side of our web site for the new menu choice: The Club Store! A percentage of each sale supports The Alaska Bird Club. Don't be the last one on your block to have real Alaska Bird Club merchandise! Visit soon and place your order
 
Voice mail contact number

The Alaska Bird Club has a dedicated voice mail number: (907) 868-9070
Club Documents

You can access club documents, including proposed changes to rules and procedures, from the "General Documents" page under Club Information.
The Kitchen

The Kitchen is now open! Please submit your favorite birdie recipies to Jennifer at akbirdclub@yahoo.com so we can get them posted!

 

The Alaska Bird Club • P.O. Box 101825 • Anchorage AK 99510
akbirdclub@yahoo.com
 

ATTENTION PET FINCH OWNERS IN ALASKA:
You may not know this, but pet finches are not on the Alaska Department of Fish and Game “Clean List” and are not allowed in the State. The next opportunity to argue for their inclusion in the Clean List will be in 2016.

This is similar to bans in other states for Quaker parrots. Pet finches have escaped and formed viable colonies in the Lower 48, some of them in States with harsh winters, and they directly compete with local indigenous flocks for food. The Alaska Department Fish and Game is standing on the side of caution to protect Alaskan bird species.

For this reason, The Alaska Bird Club is sad to say that it will not be able to help find new Alaskan homes for finches. We will also not be able to provide any educational help in the care and breeding of finches.

If you have pet finches at home, you may want to consider finding a new home for them in the Lower 48.

Click here for more information