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Field Trip: Keystone Small Sit
Nov
11

Field Trip: Keystone Small Sit

Join us as we return to Keystone for a fall Small Sit. Diving ducks, loons, grebes, and alcids abound here in fall. There is no walking for this field trip, just sit or stand and observe the birds. Bring a chair if you want one. Participants are free to come and go as they please during the two-hour "sit". This is a Washington State Park free day: NO Discover Pass needed.

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Field trip: Pratt Loop Trail
May
8

Field trip: Pratt Loop Trail

This hike goes through fields,a forest and nice hedgerows. Bird species found in the forest including four species of flycatchers, several woodpeckers and warblers. The open areas host raptors and grassland species. A bonus is a chance at wildflowers and butterflies.

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Poor Man's Pelagic
Oct
3

Poor Man's Pelagic

Enjoy a short pelagic excursion across Admiralty Inlet on the Port Townsend Keystone. We will walk on the ferry at Keystone and head upstairs to the sun deck to look for birds feeding in the harbor. This short trip is limited to 8. Please register.

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Shoreline Walk with Sound Water Stewards
Sep
26

Shoreline Walk with Sound Water Stewards

Join Sound Water Stewards on the beach to learn about the local shoreline habitat and how it supports bird populations in the area. With a focus on geology and the intertidal zone, we’ll take a closer look at the unique features of the shoreline and discover how the land, water, and wildlife are all connected. Come explore, learn, and enjoy the beauty of our shoreline! This is a Wings over Whidbey Bird Festival partnership event. Please register.

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Poor Man’s Pelagic Boat Trip
Jul
25

Poor Man’s Pelagic Boat Trip

Skip the seasickness, dawn wake-up and high price of a commercial pelagic boat trip and enjoy observing marine birds on the Keystone-Port Townsend Ferry. We will bird from the front deck of the boat for the best viewing so expect to stand for the entire crossing (~35 minutes) and have a strong and possibly chilly breeze.

The trip is limited to eight, please register ahead.

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