Guided bird walk every second and fourth Thursday from 8 a.m. to noon with Faye Hands and John Riegsecker of ABC Bird Club, Tahoma Audubon Society. Public is welcome.
Only one-half mile from Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Eagle's Pride Golf Course's diverse landscapes attract a wide variety of birds. If you have never visited this birding site, you will be surprised by its accessibility and richness of habitat. As always, dress for the weather and bring water and snacks as needed. Meet at the ... Read more
Only one-half mile from Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, Eagle's Pride Golf Course's diverse landscapes attract a wide variety of birds. If you have never visited this birding site, you will be surprised by its accessibility and richness of habitat. As always, dress for the weather and bring water and snacks as needed. Meet at the ... Read more
Phil Kelley leads birdwalks at Nisqually every Wednesday. Now, summer is over at the Refuge, and the fall migration is imminent. Make a visit to Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge a priority to see what birds are stopping over at Nisqually or planning to stay the winter. See what changes this growing season brought to Nisqually ... Read more
Phil Kelley leads a Birding Walk at Nisqually NWR. Meet at the Nisqually Visitor Center.
Phil Kelley leads birdwalks at Nisqually every Wednesday. Every season promises many different species of birds in the Refuge, and you never know what you may see. A visiting migrant bird? A blooming native wildflower? A raptor? Great Horned Owlets? Be prepared for any kind of weather and walking. Bring water and snacks and viewing ... Read more
Join Phil Kelley to see native birds and annual migrants at Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. When winter settles in at the Refuge, waterfowl of all kinds come to visit, feed, and rest before spring comes round and they head back up north. In many ways, winter is the richest time at the Refuge. Bring water ... Read more
During the spring and summer, and Eagle Pride Golf Course's ponds, thick, diverse habitat, and location only one-half mile from Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge make it a great place to spot many bird species, especially in these busiest months of the birding year. Each spring five swallow species abound and nest at the course, for ... Read more
During the summer, Eagle Pride Golf Course’s ponds, thick, diverse habitat, and location only one-half mile from Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge make it a great place to spot many bird species, especially in these busiest months of the birding year. Five swallow species abound and nest at the course, for example, and over 70 species ... Read more
Join Phil Kelley to see the birds and other wildlife who inhabit the Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. When winter settles in at the Refuge, waterfowl of all kinds come to spend the season, visit, feed, and rest. All too soon another spring will roll around and many of these overwintering waterfowl will ... Read more
