Although I am not an expert, I am guessing they might not be migrating quite yet….but soon. My guess

I'm not questioning what you saw, but I will say that I have seen baby mallards diving for food

What is Whatcombirds? Whatcombirds is a listserv that provides a place for people with an interest in

Hi, up in N Cascades NP a few weekends ago we saw at least 100 evening grosbeaks. Often groups of 10-

Hello Whatcom Birds, It's July now, so the dawn chorus is done, right? Not at all, actually!

Hi Nancy Yes “integrade”. I've been seeing them at my suet since spring 2025, less commonly in

Pileated works the Snag: https://youtu.be/7qKQu7iPzio Pileated Works the Snag. This is eye level from

I'm looking at another angle of the bittern and I see thin "white hairs" on the crown.

Fantastic shots as always, Eric. Got a good chuckle from the last one. And enjoyed the baby Coots, so

Hi Whatcom Birds, The solstice has come and gone, summer is upon us, and the days are officially

I found that interesting about the dual-chambered voice box of the Swainson's Thrush. Its

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I posted this to Tweeters as well. This Canada Goose was seen with a large group from the ASB (

o: whatcombirds · Tue, Jun 16 at 1:57 PM Message Body About two hours ago I watched as a male Hairy

Hi Whatcom Birds, The days are still getting longer, but hardly. Although the solstice doesn't

Hi, Emily Wirtz from the Lummi Nation wildlife department is doing some Point Count surveys and would

Hi Whatcom Birders, This morning I was back on the Sumas Gold Mine Trail for another dawn chorus walk

Awesome! White pelican sightings seem to be becoming more and more common in northwestern Washington.

Another great report. Thanks Stephen for your continued spring series and insights. On Monday, May 25

Here is an interesting (if deeply troubling) story about western sandpipers, biofilm, Roberts Bank

We are looking for people interested in being a part of our popular March 3-day birding festival in

Hi Whatcom Birders, Well, things are getting serious! First light is around 4:45 these days, and that

Sue Parrott and I watched this morning around 10 am from a spot in the mountains about 2 miles east

The posting below is on Next Door and I wondered if anyone has any idea what is going on with these

Beginning Birding by Ear at Point Whitehorn Sunday May 17,2026 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Trip Leaders: Pam

Saw this at the So. Whatcom Lake Parkseveral days ago. Very cooperative..

Was at So WhatcomLake Park several days ago and saw this Red Breasted Sapsucker. Very cooperative.

Hi Whatcom Birds, I woke up this morning a little later than I had hoped, and so missed the moment of

Beginning Birding by Ear at Point Whitehorn Saturday May , 9, 2026 Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Trip Leaders:

I have seen very few occupied nests at Post Point Heronry , typically 4-9 this year , even before the

forwarded from NCAS inbox: Dear Audubon Society friends, The 2026 Puget Sound Bird Fest returns to

Yesterday it was the FOY Western Tanager and now today, right on time, The Black-headed

The Purple Martins are arriving back at Semiahmoo. I was out at the Spit at sunset and saw several