Birding | Wenatchee Outdoors

Neotropical Birds Migrate to Wenatchee

June 1, 2022

Barry McKenzie photo. A Yellow-breasted chat, taken in late May along No. 2 Canyon Road. Barry McKenzie photo. A male Lazuli bunting, taken in late May along No. 2 Canyon Road. Wenatchee Naturalist cour... Read More...

The Reluctant Birder

April 1, 2022

Things to know, What's Happening

The Reluctant Birder by Molly Steere This article was originally posted on the Visit Wenatchee Valley blog. I have fostered an irrational fear of birds for the majority of my life. Maybe it's because I saw... Read More...

Curious About…Western Meadowlark?

March 23, 2022

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Wenatchee Naturalist course instructor Susan Ballinger writes articles about plants, habitats and creatures in our area. She has a wealth of knowledge and expertise which make her articles true gems of informat... Read More...

Horan Eagles-Year Three

November 3, 2021

Things to know, What's Happening

Horan Eagles Third Year Written by Julanne Burts, photos by Julanne of this year's eagles The Horan eagles have produced another pair of offspring this year. Watching these amazing birds raise their young has... Read More...

10 Fun Facts About the American Crow

September 24, 2021

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From holding their own funerals to their penchant for maintaining grudges, this is one fascinating bird. This article was originally published on the Audubon website. It was written by Rachel Fritts on August 2... Read More...

When You Should-and Should Not-Rescue Baby Birds

July 5, 2021

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Editors Note: Spring and summer are the seasons of birds being born. After hearing a story from friends who found three baby birds that had fallen from their nests it made us wonder, how do you know what to do ... Read More...

The Horan Eagles Second Year

October 26, 2020

Things to know, What's Happening

The Horan Eagles Second Year by Julanne Burts In their second year at the Horan Nest, our local Bald Eagles were more successful than their first. During 2020 the pair successfully raised three eaglets. Be... Read More...

Send It!

July 3, 2020

Adventure, Things to know, What's Happening

by Sarah Shaffer It was a sunny day on the biggest day of the year for water levels on the Wenatchee River. Over 17,000 cubic feet per second. Boom, it was going to be a big day, a day to send it! I met a few ... Read More...

Camas Meadows

June 10, 2020

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Camas Meadows Hike This is a great meandering flower journey for the little ones. Pictured is Dahlia Shaffer frolicking among the lush vegetation on the Camas Meadows trail. Photo by Sarah Shaffer. Info... Read More...

Tibbetts Mountain

June 8, 2020

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Tana Shaffer taking in the views from the top of Tibbetts mountain, looking down into Cashmere. Picture by Sarah Shaffer. Tibbetts Mountain offers a variety of outings— from easy to adventurous walks and te... Read More...

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