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Using Native Plants to Attract Insects to our Gardens

by Alex Juchems Bird populations are on the decline as reported in Continue Reading →

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The Audubon’s Bird Migration Explorer

Posted on June 25, 2025 by Dan Streiffert

Guest article by Andy McCormick1 This is the second of a two-part Continue Reading →

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Watching Birds Migrate with BirdCast

Posted on May 30, 2025 by Dan Streiffert

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Swift Night Out – Vaux’s Swifts in Selleck, WA

Join us for a “Swift Night Out” in the small town of Selleck, WA to see the amazing Vaux’s swifts return
for the evening to their brick-chimney, communal roost site. Each May, thousands of migrating Vaux’s
Swifts stop off for a well-deserved rest on their long journey to northern Canada. Continue Reading →

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Mewsings from Millie – May 2025

Posted on April 27, 2025 by Barbara Petersen

(Reprinted with permission from the Burien Wild Birds Unlimited store.) Hello and Continue Reading →

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Mewsings from Millie – April 2025

Posted on March 25, 2025 by Barbara Petersen

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Bass Lake Complex Bird Walk

Saturday, April 26 @ 9:00 am – 1:00 pm (Primary Date)Saturday, May Continue Reading →

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Washington Ornithological Society/Western Field Ornithologists ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Yakima Convention & Event CenterYakima, WA https://wos.org/annual-conference/current-year/REGISTRATION IS OPEN! Western Field Ornithologists Continue Reading →

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Green Valley in Early Summer

Leader: Steve Johnson In June, the migrant birds should be singing on their Continue Reading →

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Join Our Yakima River Canyon Birdwatching Trip – Note Date Changed

Join Roger Orness for an all day trip to the Yakima River Continue Reading →

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