To protect, preserve and enhance natural ecosystems and our communities for the benefit of birds, other wildlife and people.

 
Map of the Eastside Audubon service area

Eastside Audubon Service Area

Eastside Audubon is the National Audubon Society chapter for eastern King County, including Bellevue, Bothell, Carnation, Duvall, Fall City, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Medina, North Bend, Preston, Redmond, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Woodinville, and the contiguous communities and unincorporated areas.

 

November Virtual Program Night:

Weowna Park Old-Growth Restoration Enhancements

Join Bellevue Park Ranger Curtis Kukal for a virtual event to learn about ongoing efforts to preserve and restore the Weowna Park old-growth forest. This amazing habitat is home to diverse wildlife, including many native bird species.

This is a free Virtual Zoom event on Thursday, November 21st. Registration is required.

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Birding Field Trip:
Point No Point, Hansville

Hansville, Point No Point, and Foulweather Bluff are excellent spots for seeing seabirds. Join Andy McCormick on Saturday, November 23rd, for a full day venture out to Point No Point. Spots are limited, so get your spot today!

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Upcoming Events

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Bird Walk at the Bellevue Botanical Garden
Nov 21
Bird Walk at the Bellevue Botanical Garden
VIRTUAL PROGRAM NIGHT - Weowna Park Old-Growth Restoration Enhancements
Nov 21
VIRTUAL PROGRAM NIGHT - Weowna Park Old-Growth Restoration Enhancements
Point No Point, Hansville Field Trip
Nov 23
Point No Point, Hansville Field Trip

Articles from the Corvid Crier Newsletter

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Photo of the Month: September
Photo of the Month: September

Leah Turner and Mick Thompson were named co-winners of the Eastside Audubon Photo of the Month award for September. Leah won for her shots of elusive Common Loons at Semiahmoo Spit, south of Vancouver, B.C., while Mick earned recognition for his photos of long-eared owls taken at Boundary Bay in British Columbia.

Northern Saw-whet Owl
Northern Saw-whet Owl

One of our smallest owls, the Saw-whet Owl is nocturnal when it hunts small mammals and roosts during the day. 

November: Consolidation and Nomadism
November: Consolidation and Nomadism

November is a time of consolidation in the birding year when birds are focused on recovery from the rigors of long-distance flights and raising young birds. They need a safe location where they can regain some of their lost weight and complete a feather molt in time for spring.