The loud yank, yank, yank call of the Red-breasted Nuthatch is often heard long before the bird is seen.
Marymoor Bird Habitat Restoration: July Update
Supplemental Water Helps Birds During Drought
August President's Letter
July President's Letter
Lewis's Woodpecker
Why Do Birds Fly Into Windows?
Marymoor Bird Habitat Restoration: June Update
We had special guests this month. The enthusiastic and totally awesome Cub Scouts Pack 425 joined us to build fantastic mulch “doughnuts” around native plants. It was a lot of fun working with them. They have great teamwork skills and ask fantastic questions, including “What is mulch made out of?” and “Is this an invasive species?”
Fun in the Sun with the Youth Education Committee!
The Snoqualmie Valley Trail Has Many Hotspots for Birders
The Snoqualmie Valley Regional Trail was once owned and operated as a rail line by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, and Pacific Railroad, often called the “Milwaukee Road,” until it was acquired by King County in the 1980s. It has been designated as a National Recreation Trail and is part of a national project to convert unused railroad tracks into trails spawned by the “Rails to Trails” movement.
Snowy Plover
It’s Time for Birdathon!
The birds have been arriving in Washington after their spring migrations, singing and ready to nest. They’re ready for Birdathon, are you? Join us to help the birds.
Climate Action Summit in King County
Horned Lark
Do You Enjoy Counting Birds? Have Fun and Help Science
Marymoor Bird Habitat Restoration Update: April Showers
Part of what I love about volunteering at Marymoor Park every month is getting to see the changes through the seasons. It’s beautiful right now because some of those plants like the Indian plum (or osoberry), Oregon grape, and flowering currant, are blooming. And many birds have also started to nest.