Promoting Bird-Friendly Communities

 

Eastside Audubon is the National Audubon Society chapter for eastern King County, including Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Medina, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Woodinville, and the contiguous communities and unincorporated areas.

 

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Supplemental Water Helps Birds During Drought
Supplemental Water Helps Birds During Drought

As climate change progresses, periods of drought are becoming more common, even in Washington. This could mean trouble for our local birds.

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Why Do Birds Fly Into Windows?
Why Do Birds Fly Into Windows?

You may wonder how it’s possible that birds cannot see windows, when to us it is obvious there is something in the way. It’s not because they have bad eyesight – quite the opposite.

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Upcoming Events

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BIRDING THE HOTSPOTS OF KING COUNTY
Sep 23
BIRDING THE HOTSPOTS OF KING COUNTY

Follow trip leader Rusty Hazzard to wherever the birds are best! This exciting trip will take you across King County to enjoy the most happening birding areas of the day.

PROGRAM NIGHT: GRIZZLY BEAR RECOVERY IN WASHINGTON STATE
Sep 26
PROGRAM NIGHT: GRIZZLY BEAR RECOVERY IN WASHINGTON STATE

Join us for Eastside Audubon’s monthly Program Night. Each month, the chapter hosts a presentation by expert naturalists, authors, artists, and activists as they share images, anecdotes, and research related to the natural world.

AUDUBON STATEWIDE MEETING 2019
Sep 27
AUDUBON STATEWIDE MEETING 2019

Join us for a weekend of inspiring speakers, informed discussion, shared best practices, and celebrating birds and people.

 
It's that time of year! We're really excited to announce the topic of our Program Night 9/26: Grizzly Bear Recovery in Washington State. Check it out on our calendar: www.eastsideaudubon.org/calendar
Happy Wren Wednesday! This little guy is a Pacific Wren who are noted for their sharp kep-kep call notes. They mostly eat insects and can be found in forests along the west coast. PC: Mick Thompson (Pacific Wren, Lake Sammamish State Park)
Big thanks to everyone who came to our field trip today! If you couldn't make it, come join us on our Juanita Bay Wildlife Tour this Sunday! There's no need to register and children ages 6 and up are welcome to join this tour. PC: Mick Thompson (Red-eared Sliders, JBP)
Only two weeks until our next Habitat Restoration at Marymoor Park! Come help us prepare the park for fall plantings! It's a great way to get involved and for students to get community service hours!shorturl.at/HLPV0 #eastsideaudubon #audubonsociety #conservation #environment PC: Mick Thompson (Anna's Hummingbird, Marymoor Park)