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  • Category: Birding
  • Founded: Nov 5, 2000
  • Language: English
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What is BirdYak?

BirdYak is a mailing list for topics relating to birding in Yakima County, Washington's second largest county. Anyone may subscribe to this free service, both beginning and advanced birders.

This list is open to anyone, and the hope is that the postings will focus on issues of sightings and identification related to Yakima County rather than issues that are more suitable to Tweeters or BirdChat. Discussion of purely conservation issues are discouraged, as there are other forums for this. Advertising of a commercial nature is prohibited.

Members are expected to generate genial and respectful posts to BirdYak, refraining from flames and ugly comments. Continued failure to follow this simple appeal will result in removal from the list.

We're glad to have you as a member!

Additional Keywords: bird, birds, birding, birdwatching, birder, ornithology, Northwest, Washington, birders, Yakima

Photo: The new blind at the sparrow patch at the Yakima Area Arboretum. Construction of the blind was coordinated by Josh Latimer, Boy Scout Troop 200, for his Eagle Scout Project. The sparrow patch is at the north end of the cottonwoods in the northeast corner of the arboretum property. Photo by Jan Gano.

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Re: Painted Rocks falcon, bald eagle at the office.
I have also seen this bird (PRFA). My most recent sighting was 2 days ago. There are some nice spots in that cliff for a Prarie to nest, it bears watching for
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:09 pm
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Painted Rocks falcon, bald eagle at the office.
This morning I was driving along Powerhouse Road and saw a large falcon in a nice banked turn over the road. It came up to the cliff and entered a fluttering
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 5:24 pm
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Re: Yes, it's Tundra Swan P716!
Hi Linda, The Trumpeter Swan at Thorp Road I believe is a pinioned bird (or for some other reason cannot fly) that was somehow released on the river and now
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 4:33 pm
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Yes, it's Tundra Swan P716!
Greetings! After 3 days of stalking the swans on flooding Toppenish Creek at Old Goldendale Highway I finally got one really good photo of the blue collar on
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 5:51 am
Linda
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Chirp, With the Great Backyard Bird Count slated to begin this coming Friday, I thought I would check on the location that has, for the past six years,
Posted - Tue Feb 14, 2012 4:48 am
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