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Species Highlight: Cliff Swallow

What happens when a single nesting site disappears? For Cliff Swallows at Magnuson Park, the impact was dramatic.

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Photo features the Magnuson Park Wetlands, trees and shrubs surrounding a pond, in golden light under gray skies.
Photo features a long brown and green water bird. It is standing on a log and looking into reflective water with its long neck fully extended.

Waterfront Nature Walk

Discover birds and wildlife at Seattle’s waterfront on a guided outing with naturalists and authors Maria Dolan and Kathryn True. 

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Peregrine Fledgling Death was Preventable

Window collisions represent a growing threat to urban wildlife, but they are preventable.

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Photo features a black bird with an orange breast sitting in snow covered branches.
Photo features a black bird with an orange breast sitting in snow covered branches.

Member Appreciation Week

We can’t wait to celebrate and show our appreciation for our members June 1-7.

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Summer Nature Camps

Give your kids a summer of discovery with week-long camp sessions running from June to August.

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Photo features three people, the two on either side are looking up and to the left through binoculars. The one in the middle is wearing sunglasses and waving and the viewer.
Image features three works of art centered around bird conservation. One shows a painting of a birdbath in a yard with the outlines of birds now vanished. On the right side of the image shows two block print style designs, one featuring a small bird, and one featuring a bird wing.

Winged Wonders Art Show

Our newest exhibit features bird and conservation creations by local artists. Free to visit through May 30. 

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