Bob the Builder - Pets in a Pickle Who let the pets out?! Bob the Builder can’t find his cat, Pilchard, anywhere. And where in the world is Tommy the Tortoise? And who are these little piggies that are taking over Farmer Pickles’ farm? Whew! Sounds like these pets are in a pickle! Join Bob the Builder and all his friends for one animal (mis)adventure after another. Along the way, you’ll learn some lessons….and you’ll definitely have a lot of fun! With friends like Travis, Scoop and Wendy, there’s never a dull moment. Come along and hlpe get these pets out of a pickle! Can you help them? Yes, you can!
Customer Review: Pretty cute video
This is a pretty cute video. It’s basically about Pilchard and Tommy the Tortoise so it definitely drags a little. My little one got ancy before it was over which is very unusual. We love Bob in our house but really, this one could have used a little pick-me-up in the writing department. It was a great idea, but it definitely needs expanded and reworked.

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(Photos by T K Brown) Garry and Loraine have a Bald Eagle nest in the Cottonwood tree in their back yard in Kent, washington. They share the nest with the world through their webcam. News Flash: The eaglet has fledged! Kent Eagle Cam

August 2005 - Index
Welcome to the August 2005 edition of On The Wing!

August 2005 - Marymoor Park with Michael Hobbs
(Photo by Michael Hobbs) Michael Hobbs has made himself an expert on Redmond washington’s Marymoor Park, by birding there virtually every week for eleven years. Birding at Marymoor Park East Lake washington Audubon

December 2006 - Paul Bannick, Bird Photographer
Paul Bannick is a naturalist and bird photographer. He shares insights on nature and photographing it. paulbannick.com Conservation Northwest

May 2005 - Index
Welcome to the May 2005 edition of On The Wing!

December 2006 - Index
Welcome to On The Wing for December 2006

July 2006 - Events Calendar
Events Calendar for July 2006 Oregon Shorebird Festival British Birdwatching Fair

Southern Cross Peregrine Project
Photo by Zach Smith courtesy of Falcon Research Group Bud Anderson describes the revolutionary Southern Cross Peregrine Project, which will use satellite tracking to follow the migration of Peregrine Falcons from Chile to the Arctic. This location information is interpreted via Google Earth - so you can easily follow along. Technologies mesh to support exciting research! Falcon Research Group Southern Cross Peregrine Project Segment length: 31:46

May 2005 - Puget Sound Bird Fest - Edmonds, WA
The Puget Sound Bird Fest in Edmonds, washington, on International Migratory Bird Day. We visit Yost Park and the Edmonds Marsh. Puget Sound Bird Festival

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