BirdWeb: Seattle Audubon's Guide to the Birds of Washington State
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Birds Accounts of Washington's bird species with images, maps, and sounds. |
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Birding Sites and Ecoregions Washington's ecoregions and favorite birding sites in each. |
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 | Species of Special Concern Washington bird species listed by state and federal agencies and by Audubon. |
 | Birding Resources Birding organizations and events in Washington and other useful references. |
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Bird of the Week
American Goldfinch
Carduelis tristis
The only finch that molts its body feathers twice a year, the American Goldfinch has distinct winter and summer (breeding) plumages. Learn more about the state bird of Washington!
Birding Site of the Week
Samish Flats
Puget Trough
Wanna look for Snowy Owls? The dikes and fields of the Samish Flats may be a good bet. Want a surer bet? Head farther north - and across the border - to Boundary Bay.
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