
Periodicals
Little Sanderling Digital Newsletter
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Started during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Little Sanderling is a monthly digital newsletter designed to help Monterey Audubon stay in touch with chapter members and keep them apprised of developments in the bird world. To receive the newsletter, sign up at the bottom of this page or become a member!
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To read past editions, check out the archives webpage.
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The Sanderling Quarterly
Historically published on a quarterly basis, Monterey Audubon’s The Sanderling print newsletter keeps chapter members abreast of scheduled events, conservation and birding updates, and other useful information related to the administration of our chapter. To save cost and reduce our environmental impact, monthly newsletters are now available digitally in the form of the Little Sanderling digital newsletter, except for our annual report mailed in the fall to all members of record. Archived Sanderling newsletters are available through Stanford's digital library online HERE.
Book Publications

Monterey Birds (Second Edition) by Don Roberson
Monterey Birds provides richly detailed accounts and analysis of all the nearly 500 species of birds recorded in Monterey County. Of particular interest to visiting birders, the book has superb "suggested routes" that will guide you to target species during your stay. Copies are available for a suggested donation of $10 (plus the cost of shipping). You can also purchase them at locations throughout the Monterey Area. Discounts are available for bulk orders, and we are happy to provide books free of charge to all educational or charitable institutions. Send us a note here if you would like a copy.

Atlas of the Breeding Birds of Monterey County, edited by Don Roberson and Chris Tenney
This detailed and definitive analysis of Monterey County's breeding birds has set the standard for breeding bird atlases nationwide. It is a superb conservation planning tool, as well as an invaluable resource for recreational birders. Now in very limited supply, the Atlas has become a sought-after collector's item. The Atlas is available for loan in the Monterey and Pacific Grove Public Libraries. If interested in acquiring your own copy, please let us know here.
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