White swan on dark water with the text For Cities Where People and Birds Thrive
A Varied Thrush (orange and black bird) faces the viewer while perched on a branch, looks off toward the right side of the image.

Now recruiting community scientists to collect valuable data for Collision Monitoring and Climate Watch.  

A Red-breasted Nuthatch perches on a branch, looking upwards towards the right-hand corner of the photo.

New classes: Learn about coastal birds, butterflies, grouse, gateway birds, birding by ear, raptors, and more.

Four pairs of binoculars set on a blue table with leaves.

The Nature Shop is open through January 25. Select feeders, weather domes, and poles are 30% off.

two long-necked grey and black birds with red eyes cross bills while floating in the water.

Protect birds all year long with a recurring monthly gift. Join in January and receive a special BCS sticker as a gift.

Birds Connect Seattle advocates and organizes for cities where people and birds thrive.