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Bird Watching
January 2026
Attention Local Birders
Trumpeter Swans Are Back Winter is right around the corner, and we know because the trumpeter swans are back! Each year, North America’s largest waterfowl — the trumpeter swan (Cygnus buccinator) — returns to the Pacific Northwest after spending the … Continue reading
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