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There are currently 41 species of birds represented on this page. As males, females, and juveniles within a species can look quite different, there may be more than one picture for a species illustrating these differences. All of the pictures on this page were taken in the general vicinity of my house -- "general vicinity" being defined as the Lacey/Olympia/Tumwater area. Any photos not taken in my immediate backyard (ie within a few hundred yards of my house), will have the location of the photo noted beneath the thumbnail. A {BG!} following the bird's name indicates that the larger version (click on the thumbnail) may make a nice desktop background. At the bottom of the page I've also listed a few birds that I have either seen or heard in my area, but for one reason or another, I haven't been able to get a good picture of yet. Lastly, you may notice buttons for Bird Web and/or BirdNote below the thumbnail and name. These are two *very* excellent sites with lots of information on birds. Bird Web is a site maintained by the Seattle Audubon Society which includes a lot of information about the birds of Washington. BirdNote is a local NPR radio series (produced by KPLU) which airs at 8:58 each morning on 88.5 FM. The shows are two minute vignettes. The Bird Web button will take you to a page with information on that bird; the BirdNote button will take you to the MP3 file of a radio show for that bird. On some birds, I've included links to multiple BirdNote shows. Hold the mouse over the BirdNote button, and you should be able to see the titles of the shows. Enjoy! |
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