Photographer Bill Anderson shared photos of two unusual birds he spotted recently in Edmonds.
You can see more of Anderson’s photos and further commentary on these birds at this link.
Photographer Bill Anderson shared photos of two unusual birds he spotted recently in Edmonds.
You can see more of Anderson’s photos and further commentary on these birds at this link.
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I always look forward to your contributions, Bill. Thank you for giving readers a great education about birds.
I read EN every day and am always eager for Bill’s Birds to give me my morning lift. Thank you Bill and EN!
thank you for the amazing photographs and the information.
Great pictures and information- keep it coming!
A few years ago we visited Seaview Park and saw a group of turkey vultures feeding on the playfield next to the park. Quite a sight!
I have been told that many years ago flocks (“kettles”) of turkey buzzards passed over Edmonds during their annual migration. Their migration routes have changed and they no longer do so.
My only other sighting of a turkey vulture in Edmonds was of one briefly landing on a tree at the bottom of the ravine in Yost Park a year or two ago.