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Audubon BirdLoop at Marymoor Park
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| We are the East King County chapter of National Audubon. We protect and restore habitat for birds and advocate for birds in the community. We give educational programs in schools and provide youth scholarships for summer camp. We offer birding field trips, events, and classes and perform bird surveys. Non-birders will enjoy our diverse monthly programs, native plant sales, and nature walks. |
Family Birding Walk: Juanita Bay Park, February 11
Enjoy an easy stroll on paved paths and boardwalks to discover the winter waterfowl of Kirkland's Juanita Bay. A perfect Saturday morning outing with kids and grandparents. More ...
Spring Birding Classes: Register Now!
Our birding classes offer ways for newer birders to become skilled and for skilled birders to go deeper. All birding classes include field trips on weekend dates, and some involve evening sessions. Class sizes are limited, so sign up soon.
Washington’s Woodpeckers, with Brian H. Bell
Explore the world of woodpeckers in Washington, where 12 different species can be found. In an evening class you’ll learn to distinguish them by their vocalization and drumming as well as by their appearance; in two field trips with Brian, you’ll have the chance to find them. More …
Shorebird Identification, with Tim Boyer
For beginners and intermediate birders, a class designed not only to help you identify shorebirds, but get to know them. In two evening classes, Tim’s outstanding photography will illustrate the similarities and remarkable differences between species; a field trip will visit the coast during spring shorebird migration. More …
Spring Birding for Beginners, with Mike West
Perfect for the beginning birder as well as for someone who’s been birding for awhile and still feels the need for some basic how-to. You’ll learn methods for distinguishing one bird from another with the goal of making your birding rewarding and fun. More …
8 Best Bets for Winter Birding
We asked several well-known local birders for their tips on winter birding in the places they know best. Their suggestions about how to bird eight winter hot spots make up Eastside Audubon's exclusive guide to the season in our region. More ...
Record Species Total for the EAS Christmas Bird Count
CBC 2011 highlights, compiled by Hugh Jennings, are online now! More ...
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Many Eastside Audubon programs and activities are made possible in part by the generous financial and in-kind support of:
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Eastside Audubon is active in Bothell, Woodinville, Kirkland, Redmond, Bellevue, |
