Northern Hairier
By Dan Streiffert
Competition
by Dan Streiffert
Migrating Sandhill Cranes
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RAINIER AUDUBON SOCIETY
Serving South King County and North Pierce County
6 events found.
Events
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Migratory Bird Explorer
Last month, Audubon announced the Bird Migration Explorer, a first-of-its-kind, interactive, digital platform that visualizes the heroic annual journeys of 458 North American migratory species. The culmination of years of collaboration and scientific contributions from hundreds of researchers and institutions, the Explorer will transform the way we approach the toughest conservation challenges and our relationship with the birds we all love.
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Fall Color and Fall Birds, continued
The last one was so much fun, we’re doing it again! Let’s hit some of the places we missed on our October field trip. There are more picturesque parks and beaches to check out in King and Pierce County and it’s a great time of year to look for returning fall birds. This is a good time of year to encounter scenic views and fall color. Expect to walk short distances from the cars. People who wish to leave early may do so.
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Cancelled! – Better Birding Series: Getting Down and Birdy: Planning your Big Year
ZOOMHearing the term "Big Year" for some might pop up an image of The Big Year movie or some intense birders zipping all over to see another bird to add to "The List". This kind of BIG might be fine for some, too intense for others. Either way, there can be a lot to be gained by going BIG...
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Orca Recovery Day
Riverview Parks 937 Hawley Rd,, Kent, Washington, United StatesThank you for your patience while we rescheduled our Orca Recovery Day Continue Reading →
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Cancelled! – Nature Journaling
Fall is coming! Let’s get ready by drawing leaves. We will play with the Big Leaf Maple tree and explore 2 ideas to create a nature journal page.
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Madagascar, a place like nowhere else.
United Methodist Church 29645 51st Ave.South, Auburn, Washington, United StatesMadagascar is the world’s fourth-largest island, situated off East Africa in the Indian Ocean. Isolated since it drifted away from India 88 million years ago, a very large percentage of its plants and animals are endemic, occurring nowhere else—95% of reptiles, 92% of mammals, 89% of plants, and 41% of birds. Dennis Paulson spent 18 days there in January 2016 and will share some of his wonderful experiences.