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The Seattle Seahawks are, of course, a professional (American) football team, known as much for the inability to win it all as for anything else. Seahawks in Seattle! For more information about the namesake of Seattle’s football team check out this post.
We had a blast, the family and I, and experienced some amazing natural places, to say nothing of the fine city of Seattle. The Lucky Diner on First Avenue in Seattle has delicious food. Ditto for the Blackbird Bakery on Bainbridge Island, Fins Coastal Cuisine in Port Townsend, and Ezell’s Chicken in Seattle. Scary nice.
Seattle’s Discovery Park, a 534-acre jewel on Puget Sound, is described in A Birder’s Guide to Washington as “Seattle’s best one-stop birding venue&# so, clearly, a visit there is in order. The Varied Thrush that spent this past winter in Central Park, the only example of the species I have seen.
The American Academy of Veterinary Acupuncture (AAVA) held its annual meeting from April 19-21 in Seattle. The AAVA presented an award and seated new officials.
A crow in Seattle’s Myrtle Edwards Park that might be an American Crow. This is why you can not count a Northwestern Crow in Seattle. A young crow in Seattle’s Volunteer Park. How sure am I? Not at all. It didn’t sound like an eastern American Crow but it wasn’t supposed to. According to Chris C.
Here is an article in the Seattle Times about the lesser known small animal area at the Seattle Animal Shelter. Tags: seattle animal shelter. We used to volunteer for that program.
An informal poll shows that 51 percent of Seattle Seahawks fans would actually welcome Vick to the team. Tags: pit bull seattle animal cruelty Michael Vick sick. Sometimes I can't believe the stupidity and callousness of people. Talk about desperation to win something at any cost. What a pathetic bunch.
Lilly Tomlin is in Seattle and spoke out about the conditions of elephants at the Woodland Park Zoo on behalf of the Northwest Animal Rights Network (NARN). Addressing supporters and the media at the Phinney Ridge Neighborhood Center, Tomlin said elephants in zoos across the country are suffering in confinement.
For the second year in a row, the Seattle Seahawks will represent the NFC, the Pacific Northwest, and bird lovers everywhere in pursuit of the NFL championship. Get excited, bird lovers… a team with an avian appellation is headed to the Super Bowl! Congrats, bone breakers!
These birds certainly have a big fan in Alex Washoe, a freelance writer and bookseller in Seattle, WA. All through the cold, gray, wet Seattle winter, the chickadees were daily visitors at my feeders, often perching on the rails of my deck, hanging out in the cherry tree. What happened to my chickadees?
But at last the Seattle Seahawks, named for a bird we all know and love , have won the championship and further advanced the cause of avian inspiration for athletes! Those of you who follow such things should be pleased to learn that this weekend was quite auspicious for sports teams named for birds.
Over the last weekend, my wife and I made a whirl-wind trip from Mexico, up to the Pacific Northwest, the Seattle area, where we stayed with the in-laws. They have a nice large back yard, complete with a variety of bird feeders, and a fence that backs right up to a Green Belt.
Lastly, kudos to the Seattle Audubon Society for stepping up when thieves threatened to ruin a teenager with cancer’s dream birding trip. In related news, a rule forbidding nighttime high school football games during the nesting season for Newell’s Shearwaters has some Hawaiians throwing a challenge flag.
Finally, after much tribulation, you land in Seattle. The next day, you and your hosts sally forth from Seattle to camp up in the Methow Valley. The first half appears to have been torn away, and the second half was scorched and smelled faintly of gasoline. I present what I could recover in the interests of literary history. ~~~~~~~.
His other books told the story of the cycle of water and chronicled life of waterfowl in the Seattle Arboretum. located across a large lake from Seattle. Year of the Eagle is his third book. Click here for more information on his photography. You can click here for more information about Year of the Eagle.
Corey took this shot from the Seattle waterfront a. Whatever your plans this weekend, make time to enjoy SkyWatch Friday. Also be sure to come back Monday to share your best bird of the weekend ! Enjoy beautiful skies over brilliant bodies of water.
Harbor seal in Puget Sound, Seattle. Here’s what a bird sees just before it strikes a window, without the velocity and certain injury. Oiled Western Gull after the Cosco Busan oil spill. Raccoon kits where they should be. Black-crowned Night Heron fallen to a parking lot, unable to be re-nested.
Interesting to learn, for example, that in 1885 more than five million birds were killed in the United States for the millinery industry, and that in 1904 market hunters in Oregon killed over 120 tons of waterfowl for the restaurant trade in San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle.
Space Needle against the Seattle sky! Corey will be in the Albany area birding up his old haunts. Whatever your plans this weekend, make time to enjoy SkyWatch Friday. Also be sure to come back Monday to share your best bird of the weekend !
Corey, on the other hand, will surely be too busy sorting through souvenirs and photos from Seattle to get out this weekend. Upstate New York hosts an epic annual event, so I might joust (see what I did there?) give it a whirl. Knowing him, though, you may want to keep an eye out for him anywhere in NYC a rare bird might turn up.
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Corey is beseiging the birds of Seattle as we speak, and I’m enjoying the sight of Chimney Swifts swinging and swooping over the monuments and museums of Washington D.C. Here at 10,000 Birds, we believe in living the first week of August like it was our last. How about you?
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Right in my own home of Seattle. Tags: sea gulls seattle animal cruelty marine life. Most rednecks wouldn't be so cruel or so stupid. I hope the allegations turns out to be false.
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This article was actually on the first page of the soon-to-be-exclusively online Seattle PI. Tags: chained dogs seattle legislation us. While I know that sometimes people have little choice when it comes to keeping their animals outdoors, you can still tell when the animal is cared for. And he is simply one of many.
I live in Seattle where Woodland Park Zoo is located. Tags: conservation seattle woodland park zoo elephants endangered species. I just don't know what to think. On the one hand, Woodland Park is very proud of its elephant conservation program and its elephant residents. I'm definitely open to feedback.
When word of this bird’s discovery came, I was up in Seattle for a Saturday wedding. I am pretty sure that this bird’s presence really has nothing to do with the hurricane, just a matter of coincidental timing. The bird was discovered hanging out right next to the Visitors Center for the refuge.
This story comes out of Gold Bar in Snohomish County, north of Seattle (where we latte-sucking liberals live.) Tags: seattle puppy mills. Adult dogs and puppies were found living in crates and small pens filled with large accumulations of feces and heavily soiled shavings, said Vicki Lubrin of Snohomish County Animal Control Services.
However, it’s now getting the attention of mainstream media via this article in The Seattle Times. I wrote about it for WildBird Magazine a few years ago and recently David Sibley tackled it in his blog. I can’t help but wonder if this article will inspire people who never thought of using taped calls to give it go.
This Great Blue Heron was found up near Seattle this winter, and I was as cold as this birds looks to be! This Song Sparrow was in the Seattle area last winter, and got so nicely framed with the local foliage. I will keep the stories short, and hope that you enjoy my mid-year favorites as I did taking them.
From the Seattle P-I (yep, the online newspaper!). Tags: seattle navy marine life whales pacific northwest. The Navy has been able to get away with using it for "national security" reasons. But there may be rules on their way to help mitigate the damage, at least in the Pacific Northwest.
Thru the course of time, travel, and a lot of different occupations, he ended up living in Seattle, and met a girl with a sailboat. This beautiful story is Tom’s first contribution to 10,000 Birds : My wife and I sailed our sailboat down from cold, rainy Seattle to warm, sunny La Paz, Mexico several years ago.
Ringling Brothers is coming to Kent, WA, and I'm happy to know the Northwest Animal Rights Network will be protesting (we live in nearby Seattle by the way.).
Excerpted from the Seattle P-I. A Seattle law firm is taking on dairies, claiming that a price-fixing scheme has consumers paying too much for milk. The group turned to Seattle attorney Steve Berman, who filed the suit claiming more than half a million U.S. If the dairy companies were doing this, well, that's cold!
Alex Washoe is a freelance writer and bookseller in Seattle, WA. who can be found regularly at the bird and wildlife blog Birdland West. However, he’s been known to share his perspicacious avian observations around the web, including right here! Last time, Alex asked us to Consider the Chickadee.
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