Hello Tweeters,

Spring is finally arriving out here at the Cedar River Watershed! Songbirds and raptors are returning to nearby Rattlesnake Lake. We are hoping to see the Common Loons again soon too.

This year we are not offering any birding-specific classes, but our ecology field trips will offer rare access to prime bird and wildlife habitat. One of the most exciting trips in six weeks. It's called,

"Quiet Water: Exploring Wetlands Ecology"
with botanist Clay Antieau. It is open to 20 adults and will only be offered once in 2012.
$15 per person, Saturday May 12, 9AM-4PM

You can view the full catalog at the link below.
http://www.seattle.gov/util/groups/public/ at spu/ at conservation/documents/webcontent/01_016258.pdf

Or contact the registration desk:
Crwprograms at seattle.gov<mailto:Crwprograms at seattle.gov>
206.733.9421 or 425.831.6780

Again, this is not a birding trip, but an ecology trip that offers rare access to prime birding habitat. Who knows what you might see out there?


Julie Stonefelt
Senior Public Education Specialist

Location: 19901 Cedar Falls Rd SE
North Bend, WA 98045

Phone: 206.233.1567
Email: julie.stonefelt at seattle.gov<applewebdata://4A326006-4875-4836-9077-1BB83FE69AC1/julie.stonefelt at seattle.gov>

Website: www.seattle.gov/util/crwec

Seattle Public Utilities | Cedar River Watershed Education Center