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SUMMARY:Lake Fenwick/Old Fishing Hole
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a slow-paced walk around Lake Fenwick in west Kent to observe wintering waterfowl and woodland birds. We’ll meet (rain or shine) in the middle parking lot on Lake Fenwick Rd at 9:00AM. That’s the second parking lot you’ll encounter from either direction. Come outside with us for this opportunity to use birding skills\, and maybe add new skills\, as we identify species on the water and in the trees and shrubs by sight and by sound. The more eyes and ears the better as we collaborate to find out who lives here during late fall and winter.If time allows\, we’ll move on to Kent’s Old Fishing Hole a short drive away\, also an easy walk on the trail around the pond. A variety of waterfowl\, passerines\, and occasional wetland birds use this location. Let’s see what species we find foraging in the fishing hole and surrounding habitat in late fall. We’ll wrap up around noon. Several layers of clothing are suggested in order to adjust to the weather\, and snacks or hot beverages as needed.To sign up email Barbara Petersen at bpbatfan@aol.com\, leave a voice message at 253 389 3204\, or just join us that morning. All are welcome.
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LOCATION:Washington
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SUMMARY:Skagit Valley sites with Jay G\, Robin & Heather
DESCRIPTION:Join Rainier Audubon for our second annual field trip north to Visit the Skagit Valley. Species we expect to see include bald eagle\, northern harrier\, northern pintail\, snow geese\, American Widgeon\, swans\, and possibly kestrel and owls. This trip would be suitable for those with differing abilities since a lot of the birding can be done from the car.  \n\n\n\nBring: lunch\, beverages\, and warm clothes. A scope or binoculars are welcome. \n\n\n\nMeet: Saturday\, January 20\, 2024 at 7:00 AM at Kent Station \n\n\n\nNear Panera Bread. Park in the lot or nearby Parking Garage. \n\n\n\n521 2nd Pl N Suite 101\, Kent Wa. 98032 \n\n\n\nhttps://goo.gl/maps/ATtKwd8aNCzx946T8 \n\n\n\nParticipants will be limited to the first 10 who sign up. There will three cars with a leader in each car. \n\n\n\nContact Jay Galvin at 253-939-3094 or email him at gjgalvin@comcast.net
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