Hi Tweets,

Put your passion for birdwatching to good use this winter!

Over fifty volunteers participate in a monthly survey of seabirds on
Puget Sound. The dedication of these volunteers allows us to generate a
synchronized snapshot of seabird densities on Puget Sound. Some sites
still need volunteers this coming October; one may be in your area!
(click on the links below to see maps)

Surveys are 15-30 minutes long and take place on the first Saturday of
each month, October through April, during a specific four-hour window.
Beginners will be paired with more experienced birdwatchers. To learn
more about the program, please visit www.seabirdsurvey.org

AVAILABLE SITES

PIERCE COUNTY
Purdy Spit South http://bit.ly/iEVT5
Purdy Spit North http://bit.ly/fmk7w
Kopachuck State Park http://bit.ly/2iUwWV
Gig Harbor Spit http://bit.ly/Sh6C6
Sunrise Beach County Park http://bit.ly/eXjfl
Gordon Pt Park http://bit.ly/1raRAa
Sunnyside Beach Park http://bit.ly/9ZjpU
Penrose State Park http://bit.ly/4dP6uH
Joemma Beach State Park http://bit.ly/kx83w
Herron Island Ferry Terminal North http://bit.ly/EnbDS

SNOHOMISH COUNTY
Mukilteo State Park http://bit.ly/4k9vNl
Howarth State Park http://bit.ly/3Ynk1Y
Kayak Point State Park http://bit.ly/Ya4SA

THURSTON COUNTY
Tolmie State Park http://bit.ly/1Phcrf
Burfoot County Park http://bit.ly/4UqYC
Olympia waterfront http://bit.ly/7Lm5D


KING COUNTY
Seward Park North http://bit.ly/23XLu (need 1-2 volunteers to accompany
current surveyor)
Seward Park South http://bit.ly/1Lh3a7 (need 1-2 volunteers to accompany
current surveyor)


Protocol training will take place on Thursday September 17th (6 -
7:30pm) at Owens Beach at Point Defiance Park in Tacoma and on Tuesday,
September 22nd (6 - 7:30pm) at Golden Gardens in Seattle.

We would appreciate your contributions.

Cheers,
Adam

Adam Sedgley | Science Associate

206-523-8243 ext. 21 adams at seattleaudubon.org



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