Spotted Sandpiper photo by Dennis Paulson

Join us as we watch and listen for songbirds, frogs, dragonflies, and other wildlife as they begin to move around the wetlands, foraging for food and calling to one another.  Each month brings dramatic changes to the Magnuson Wetlands’ plant, animal, and bird life, and there always seem to be a few surprises in store.  You’ll be amazed by the bounty of wildlife that live in this beautiful natural area, including our new resident beavers!

The Beaver lodge is getting bigger every month! Photo by Anne Seager

Our state bird, the American Goldfinch, photo by Lizzie Ferguson

Violet-green Swallow & Cliff Swallow, photo by Dennis Paulson

 

Nature Educators: Emily Bishton and Magnuson Nature Docents

Fee:  $3/individual or $8/family

To ensure a spot for you and your family, pre-pay by calling Magnuson Community Center at . (online SPARC registration is not available for nature walks)
Drop-ins are welcome, but registration ensures that there will be a spot for you!

Important Note: We request that you do not bring dogs on any of our guided walks unless they are certified guide or therapy dogs, because they naturally cause a significant reduction in the amount of birds and other wildlife seen throughout the walk.  Thanks for your understanding!