This elegant bird breeds in the Arctic, feeds in underwater and spends most of its life at sea. It visited Union Bay for a couple of days this week and could be seen just north of Marsh Island. There are also other birds from the Arctic and a Bald Eagle with its Thanksgiving dinner. See the photos on Union Bay Watch.
The Butcher by the Bay … A Halloween Special
Union Bay, Seattle Washington
If you prefer to think of Union Bay as a kind and gentle place or if you are not too fond of Halloween then it might be best to skip this week’s post on Union Bay Watch.
The Easy Life | Union Bay Watch
This week’s post is all about The Easy Life of a bird residing next door in the Arboretum. Can you find it in the photo above? If not or if so you may want to visit Union Bay Watch for more information and another challenge or two.
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
Duckling Dreaming | Union Bay Watch
Have you noticed which type of young duckling is most common on Union Bay these days? The mallards seem to have been pushed out of first place, at least for the last week or so. Although I am sure the mallards have long since secured their 1st place position for annual reproduction. You can see more at:
Have a great day on Union Bay…where nature lives in the city!
Larry
