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- Browse Birds
- Browse Ecoregions
- Browse Birding Sites
- Species of Special Concern
- Resources
- About BirdWeb
BirdWeb — Seattle Audubon's guide to the birds of Washington
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Several Seattle Audubon websites, including BirdWeb.org and Soundtosage.org, were attacked (repeatedly) over the past couple weeks. This caused some content to display incorrectly. We are working hard to fix the problem. If you find any erroneous content on this site please email birdweb@seattleaudubon.org. We appreciate your help.
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Browse BirdsView accounts of Washington's bird species, with photographs, identification tips, range maps, and discussion of their life histories, habitats, distribution, seasonal abundance, and conservation status. |
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Browse EcoregionsExplore Washington's ten distinctive ecoregions—contiguous geographic areas of similar climate, geologic history, and birdlife such as the Columbia Plateau or the Pacific Northwest Coast. |
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Browse Birding SitesVisit favorite birding sites representative of each of Washington's ecoregions, with descriptions of habitats and typical birds, directions for getting there, and other practical advice. |
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Species of Special ConcernFind out about Washington bird species designated for monitoring and conservation action by state and federal agencies and by Audubon, due to shrinking populations, habitat losses, and other threats. |
Seattle Audubon cultivates and leads a community that values and protects birds and the natural environment.