From Denise Meade, lovely photos of the Edmonds Marsh taken Wednesday.
3 Replies to “Scene in Edmonds: Peaceful marsh”
Good photos, Denise. Most days I am at the marsh taking bird photos. My son and I were there late Wednesday afternoon, possibly while you were photographing.
The marsh is a truly amazing natural oasis tucked within the Puget Sound urbania. Even more amazing is the number of local residents that don’t know it is there. Here is a link to marsh’s “home page” on the Edmonds Parks & Rec website:
3 Replies to “Scene in Edmonds: Peaceful marsh”
Good photos, Denise. Most days I am at the marsh taking bird photos. My son and I were there late Wednesday afternoon, possibly while you were photographing.
The marsh is a truly amazing natural oasis tucked within the Puget Sound urbania. Even more amazing is the number of local residents that don’t know it is there. Here is a link to marsh’s “home page” on the Edmonds Parks & Rec website:
https://www.edmondswa.gov/government/departments/parks-recreation-a-cultural-services/edmonds-city-parks/edmonds-marsh.html
Monday’s (1/12/15) Everett Herald has a front page story about proposals to daylight Willow Creek, the main creek that flows through the marsh.
https://www.heraldnet.com/article/20150112/NEWS01/150119782/Edmonds-to-restore-marsh-by-exposing-Willow-Creek-
Thanks. We have covered this issue extensively ourselves. https://myedmondsnews.com/2015/01/edmonds-receives-157k-grant-willow-creek-daylighting-project/
https://myedmondsnews.com/2014/10/edmonds-marsh-walk-highlights-link-restoring-willow-creek-salmon/ Plus many other stories (just enter Willow Creek in the search box to find)