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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

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Thank you for your observations. On Mar 13, 2026, at 10:18 AM, John Bower <jbo...@wwu.edu>

And gorgeous photos Andrew! Thanks. Sent from my iPhone On Mar 13, 2026, at 10:13 AM, Patricia Otto

Hi Pam, barn owls are preferred due to the fact that they are native to the area and could benefit

Hi Whatcom Birds, Point Whitehorn is a favorite early morning birding location. In May, June, and

I was thinking the same thing, Nancy. Rodenticides kill a lot more animals than just rats and mice.

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Fabulous! Not too early in the season for a dawn chorus at all - in my Alabama Hill neighborhood this

I agree totally with Pam—these are great! Thanks, as always, for sharing. Mary From: Andrew Robinson

Yes NCAS usually does a campout at Pearrygin Lake the weekend after Memorial Day. We have not decided

Thanks Alex. On Wednesday, February 25, 2026 at 9:33:54 AM UTC-8 Alex Jeffers wrote: Hey all, Seattle

Hi Friends, Photographer Paul Bannick is presenting tomorrow night, Tuesday at 6:30 pm at Old City

A few recent images from Marine Park. I hope to add to the "bird on the tracks" series.

Chirp, Most folks are familiar with the Great Blue Heron rookery in Fairhaven. Now there is a second

Hello I'm new to the list. Spotted this bird in the Bellis Fair mall parking lot with a blue tag

Hello Whatcom Birds, Today, my sons Josiah and Ezra joined me on our monthly excursion to traverse

Spring return of the Band Tails begins. 5 of them arrived this past week. From my notes about the

2025 Edge 850 Used for 10 rides only, like brand new! Great computer but just consolidating my stuff

Whatcom Land Trust is partnering with North Cascades Audubon and North Cascades Institute to host

I thought I'd share an image of something I witnessed in our small orchard in the fall of 2024,

Hello Fellow Birders: I'm reaching out to ask for your input, and to invite everyone involved

Mesmerizing is right. I could watch and listen for a much longer time than your all-too-short video.

I feel like I should know this, but when do our local eagles lay their eggs? I saw quite a few

While riding my bike around the GP Pond yesterday, I was surprised to see about 10 swallows feeding

So cool! On Sat, Jan 24, 2026, 8:49 AM Lynn Dunlap <lynnm...@gmail.com> wrote: It is indeed

So cool! On Sat, Jan 24, 2026, 12:54 PM Leona Groesbeck <flos...@gmail.com> wrote: ❤️ On Sat,

North Cascades Audubon January 27, 2026 Membership Meeting Program Whatcom Museum Old City Hall

Beautiful pics, fascinating video! Thanks for sharing, Eric. Bob On Sat, Jan 24, 2026, 11:00 PM Eric

Marvelous trip on Wednesday - thanks to Kathy who logged our stops on E-Bird.

The bird with its wing spread is a young Bald Eagle. Look at the size of that bill. The bird lower

Northern Pintail, Western Meadowlark,