Birds of Washington
DVD

Western
Bird Songs

Birder's Guide to
Washington

Birds of
Washington

State Checklists:
Washington Ornithological Society
NPWRC Bird Checklists - Washington

Species Seen in Washington: 502

State Ornithological Society:
Washington Ornithological Society

Rare Bird Alerts:
Archives

Electronic Mailing List:
TWEETERS - Washington State Birds Mailing List
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Maps:
Map of Important WA Bird Areas
Washington Maps

Retail Birding Stores

Birding Links for Washington:
BirdWeb
Washington Birder
Westport Seabirds Pelagic Trips
Eastern Washington Birds
State Parks
National Wildlife Refuges in Washington
National Forests of Washington
Washtington Hot Spots

Washington Organizations:
Audubon Chapters in Washington
Nature Conservancy - Washington 

Pete Thayer's Favorite Hot Spots:
Gray's Harbor / Westport
46.55 N   124.08 W
This is probably the best spot in the state for shorebirds. You will also find pelagic birding at its best! On the boat, look for Black-footed Albatross; all three Jaegers; Pink-footed and Flesh-footed Shearwaters; and Sabine's Gull in late July or early August.

Olympic National Park / Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
48.03 N   123.42 W
Lush and majestic scenery. Drive up Hurricane Ridge Road to try for Vaux's Swift and Red Crossbills. At Dungeness, watch for Marbled Murrelet and Brandt's Cormorant.

Skagit Flats/Samish Flats
46.48 N   122.17 W
Winter is the time when swans and geese gather here in the agricultural fields, wetlands and bay. Watch for raptors -- maybe even a Gyrfalcon.

Wenas Valley
46.62 N   120.63 W
Pine forests, aspen groves and sagebrush flats provide an incredibly diverse habitat for Western Tanagers, Calliope Hummingbirds, Blue Grouse and much more.