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Winter Bird Walk
Sat, Jan 30
|Guemes Channel Trail
Join Salish Sea School staff and Skagit Audubon Society for a morning of birds and community during the best birding season in Skagit County - Winter!
Time & Location
Jan 30, 2027, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Guemes Channel Trail, Guemes Channel Trail, Anacortes, WA 98221, USA
About the event
Join Salish Sea School naturalists and Skagit Audubon Society for a morning of birds and community during the best birding season in Skagit County - winter! Explore the joy of spotting and learning about our cool weather feathered friends while meandering along the scenic Ship Harbor Trail. This walk is perfect for all birding experience levels and ages, with TSSS naturalists and Audubon volunteers sharing birding tips, tricks, and stories of the amazing diversity of birds that winter on the Salish Sea.
AGES: All ages are welcome and encouraged to attend!
WHAT TO BRING: Weather appropriate layers, sturdy shoes, water, snacks, binoculars (optional, we will also have some to borrow!)
ACCESSIBILITY NOTE: Trail can be slick in cold or wet weather and no bathroom is available at this location. Ship Harbor Trail is approximately 0.5mi long roundtrip and is a relatively flat and wide gravel trail with a boardwalk section.…
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Free Admission
This is a FREE event. If you would like to help cover the cost of this program and support marine education, action, and research for the Salish Sea any amount given is deeply appreciated!
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