Watch the recording of our March 4, 2023 Backyard Birding program presented by Dow Lambert and Ken Wiersema. Dow’s excellent local photos as well as his sound and video recordings will increase and refresh your knowledge …

Despite freezing temperatures, 135 intrepid Christmas Bird counters and feeder watchers did admirably well for the 47th Sequim-Dungeness CBC, held on December 19, 2022. We tallied 143 species this year, right about average for the last 25 years, but …

This immature Sharp-shinned Hawk visited the bluffs above Dungeness Bay today. You can tell it's an immature by its plumage and yellow eye; adults have …

On January 19, 2022, Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society (OPAS) was notified by National Audubon that we had been awarded a competitive Audubon Collaborative Grant in the amount of $1000 to study …

There continues to be about 70 Greater White-fronted Geese hanging out in Dungeness at the field at Cays and Anderson Roads, making it one of …

Despite threats of lowland snow, the 2021 Sequim-Dungeness Christmas Bird Count (SDCBC) came off without too many hitches. Held on Dec 20, 2021, the day dawned with overcast skies and light winds, excellent conditions for …

Just as we relax and enjoy watching the swans taking off and landing safely at Kirner Pond due to last summer’s power line burial project, we became aware of a new threat to recently returned Trumpeter Swans which overwinter here.

Work on the Swan Safe project is finally complete. WAVE cable has spliced their connections into place and removed their overhead cable. Clallam County PUD removed …

Early on the foggy morning on September 6, 2021, eleven adventurous birders clad in rubber boots and carrying spotting scopes, made their way across…

“Ever have a snow globe as a kid? Did your parents tell you to make a wish before shaking it? Last week, thousands of gulls gathered at the mouth of the Dungeness River at low tide. When Bald Eagles flew …