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(Photo Marc Hoffman 2006. Used by permission.) Connie Sidles visits the Montlake Fill (Union Bay Natural Area) almost every day. She shares her love of this important birding site with us on a circuit of the trail. Union Bay Natural Area Waders.org - Montlake Fill Wikipedia UNBA page

February 2006 - Other Birding Podcasts
An overview of other birding podcasts, with a guest segment from RainforestInn. Naturesound RSPB Bird Notes Parrot Science Whooper Happenings Ray Brown’s Talkin’ Birds The Sounds of the Rainforest

Kevin Li and seattle’s Purple Martins
(Photo by Kevin Li) Kevin Li has been putting up nesting gourds for Purple Martins in the Puget Sound area. We join him to check three of the sites he maintains. kdli@msn.com seattle Times article USGS Purple Martin site Martin Cam Kitsap Audubon Martin site purplemartin.org purplemartins.com

July 2006 - Index
Welcome to the July 2006 edition of On The Wing

May 2005 - The Accidental Birder
Linda Davey is the Accidental Birder More photos

May 2005 - Cliff Swallows
Cliff Swallows have returned to seattle’s Magnuson Park. Lynn Ferguson monitors their nesting activities. seattle Audubon

December 2006 - Events Calendar
Events Calendar for December 2006 Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Upper Skagit Bald Eagle Festival Wings Over Willcox Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival Eagle Watch Weekend, Cadiz KY

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

Audubon - Fighting Global Warming 2
Gordon Orians spoke on “Ecological Effects of Climate Change”. Blackbirds of the Americas

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