- Anna's Hummingbird
Arboreatum Winter Garden
male w/very dark head and red irridescent front of head
- Townsend's Warbler
Arboreatum Winter Garden
- Black Scoter
Arboreatum Near Water
3 (2 males and a female) swimming in water near reeds
- Oregon Dark Eyed Junco
Home
Several at bird feeder in front yard
- American Coot
Montlake Fill
hundreds on lake washington and in ponds
- Red Winged Blackbird
Montlake Fill
"20 or so around the field calling to eachother
- American Widgeon
Montlake Fill
- Wood Duck
Montlake Fill
1 breeding pair in marsh off of lake washington
- Canada Goose
Montlake Fill
Several flocks of 5-10 each; nice views of flock in flight
- Bufflehead
Montlake Fill
"Mixed in with ducks and geese
- Hooded Merganser
Montlake Fill
2 sightings: 1 of a male with a few females (male flew away early); another of a solitary female
- Great Blue Heron
Montlake Fill
1 on log off on shore of lake washington
- Black Capped Chickadees
Home
4 around bird feeder with Juncos
- Beweick's Wren
Home
saw in brush near feeder
- Nothern Shoveler
Montlake Fill
mucking through the mud
- Green Winged Teal
Montlake Fill
large flocks of these and widgeons
- Steller's Jay
Arboreatum
through binoculars at the edge of the arboreatum near house
- Barn Swallow
Zoo
In the wild at the zoo
- House Finch
Home
in a pair
- Cinnamon Teal
Montlake Fill
2 different males. No females. Beautiful
- Gadwall
Montlake Fill
6 or so couples on the ponds.
- Osprey
Montlake Fill
both an osprey and a bald eagle were circling overhead. A crow came and actually chased the osprey away from what I'm sure was his nest. Amazing.
- Red Winged Blackbird
Montlake Fill
"first time I saw a female red winged blackbird. They were frequently close to the male red-winged blackbirds. Lots of activity between the males
- Bald Eagle
Montlake Fill
circling overhead
- Great Blue Heron
Montlake Fill
several different herons -- most were flying or feeding on lake washington. One was sitting on a branch above one of the ponds. A blackbird harrassed it repeatedly and finally it flew to the other side of the pond
- Pie Billed Grebe
Arboreatum
we were canoeing and saw several different individuals swimming on the water. Beautiful birds. I got one to coo to me. It's a very distinctive call.
- Tri-Colored Heron
Arboreatum
on a log above the water from a canoe