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Neighborhood Bird Project Report Species Highlight #1: Dark-eyed Junco

Neighborhood Bird Project Report Species Highlight #1: Dark-eyed Junco

Dark-eyed Junco | Boe Baty This article is based on our report Fewer and Fewer, which pulls from findings of the Neighborhood Bird Project.  One of the most ubiquitous little neighborhood birds in the Seattle area, the Dark-eyed Junco is a common sight in backyard...
Large and in Charge: Bald Eagles in Washington

Large and in Charge: Bald Eagles in Washington

Adult Bald Eagle| Pedro Rodriguez | NextGen councilmember  by Wren Wagenbach, NextGen Councilmember Eagles can be very exciting to spot while birding because of their impressive size. In fact, they are the largest members of the raptor family (a group that includes...
The Sticky Secret of Hummingbird Nests

The Sticky Secret of Hummingbird Nests

Anna’s Hummingbird | Shravan Sundaram | Audubon Photography Awards This article was originally published in our Spring 2026 Issue of EarthCare Northwest, Birds Connect Seattle’s quarterly member newsletter. Read the full issue and become a member today. ...
Built to Catch Bugs: Adaptations of Insect-Eating Birds

Built to Catch Bugs: Adaptations of Insect-Eating Birds

Purple Martins | Keith Kingdon | Audubon Photography Awards This article was originally published in our Spring 2026 Issue of EarthCare Northwest, Birds Connect Seattle’s quarterly member newsletter. Read the full issue and become a member today.  by Carol Roll,...
Volunteer Spotlight: Jordan Juranek

Volunteer Spotlight: Jordan Juranek

Photo courtesy of Jordan Juranek  For this Volunteer Spotlights we’re chatting with someone who truly does it all: Jordan Juranek (she/her). As a member of our NextGen Council, Jordan has supported Birds Connect Seattle through everything from field trips to...