A phenomenon of nature occurs over Washington every spring and most of us are not aware of it because we are sleeping. From late-March to the end of May each year millions of birds fly over us during spring nights.
May Wrap-Up: Birdathon, Big Days, and a Post-COVID Milestone
Volunteer Call for Birding Surveys
Black-headed Grosbeak
How Kids Can Help Save Birds
Planting native plants in your garden or yard is a great way to help birds. These plants provide food, shelter, and nesting places for local bird species. Native plants are those that naturally grow in your area and are best suited for the local wildlife. Ask an adult to help you choose the right plants and watch as birds come to visit your garden!
