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Adios Amigos

September 23, 2016 by Larry Hubbell Leave a Comment

eb2r7383This week’s post focuses primarily on Kate, the youngest female osprey, from our Union Bay nest. It is nearly time for her to head for Mexico. Will she be up to the challenge? When will she leave? Will she travel alone? This week’s post attempts to answer some of these questions. See the photos and more on:

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Have a great day on Union Bay…where young osprey are raised in the city!

Larry Hubbell

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Filed Under: Union Bay Watch Tagged With: bass, conflict, Cormorants, fish, food fight, Osprey, salmon, sunfish, trout

Nature’s Nursery

April 2, 2016 by Larry Hubbell 2 Comments

EB2R4176Do you see something odd about this photo? Last Monday, there were some oddly strange behaviors around Duck Bay. Use the following link to visit Union Bay Watch and find out more.

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Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!

Larry

 

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Filed Under: Arboretum, Green, Parks, Union Bay Watch Tagged With: Canada Geese, Coots, Cormorants, gadwalls, mallards

Harmony With Nature | Union Bay Watch

September 26, 2015 by Larry Hubbell Leave a Comment

EB2R2832In the Pacific Northwest we all want to see salmon runs restored. We all want to live in harmony with nature. The question is, Are we addressing the real underlying issues or wasting our efforts treating the symptoms.

Union Bay Watch

There are also photos of a rare bird that has been residing near Duck Bay all week. Have a great day on Union Bay!

Larry

 

 

 

 

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Filed Under: Union Bay Watch Tagged With: Cormorants, Greater White-fronted Goose, Harmony, salmon

Union Bay Watch | When the Fog Lifts

February 7, 2015 by Larry Hubbell Leave a Comment

EB2R0656Why do we live in the northwest with all the gray skies and rain? If like me, you feel like you have forgotten, this week’s post on Union Bay Watch is, hopefully, a pleasant reminder. Visit here:

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Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!

Larry

 

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Filed Under: Union Bay Watch Tagged With: Cormorants, Eagles, Fog, Kingfisher, Swans, The Northwest

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