Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife CROSSING PATHS

Spring 2006

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Spotted saxifrage; Wildcat Creek-Tieton R.
- Jim Cummins photo

Celebrate wildlife at special events

Grays Harbor Shorebird Festival, April 28-30
11th annual, Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge, Bowerman Basin near Hoquiam.

Shorebird viewing, extended field trips, lectures, food and exhibits.
More info: 1-800-303-8498 or http://www.shorebirdfestival.com/

Spokane Bird Fest, May 6
West Valley School District Outdoor Learning Center, 8706 E. Upriver Dr.

Day-long open house for families with raptor demonstrations, bird feeder and nestbox construction, Aububon “Learn to Bird” classes, field trips to Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge.
Contact Center at 509-340-1028 or http://www.wvolc.org for more information.

Get Intimate with Shrub-Steppe, May 13
Ellensburg, Umtanum Canyon Recreation Area,

Guided nature hikes into shrub-steppe, hands-on science projects, art, exhibits, games.
Kittitas Environmental Education Network
509-962-1520 or http://www.kittitasee.net/pages/5/index.htm

Tukwila Backyard Wildlife Fair, May 13
6th annual, Tukwila (Seattle Metro area).

Learn how to certify your yard as a wildlife habitat sanctuary; workshops on gardening & landscaping for wildlife; tour certified wildlife gardens; learn about sustainable living; kids’ activities; arts & crafts, food, music.
(206) 768-2822 or http://www.backyardwildlifefair.org

Leavenworth Spring Bird Fest, May 18-21
3rd annual, Leavenworth.

Birding, geology, wildflowers and conservation. Register with Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce,
509-548-5807 or http://www.leavenworthspringbirdfest.com/


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