• Interested in becoming a better photographer?

    Learn tips, tricks, and techniques in this three-part class from Jim DeForrest, Whidbey photographer and Whidbey Audubon board member.

    Jim will teach various techniques for improving your photography of swallows, songbirds, shorebirds, raptors, and birds in flight. He will also show how to use bird behavior to improve photo opportunities.

  • Pigeon Guillemots on a rock

    Whidbey Audubon Society is dedicated to the understanding, appreciation, and protection of birds and other wildlife species and their habitats on Whidbey Island and surrounding waters.
    Visitors are welcome at our events!

    Photo by Jann Ledbetter

  • Missed our last program?

    Emilie Kohler and Emma Gashi from Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) explored the competitive relationship between Barred Owls and the endangered Northern Spotted Owl, including how barred owls alter PNW food webs and threaten other vulnerable wildlife.

    Photo of Kohler by Anour Elsa

  • Leucistic Hummingbird

    Sightings and Gallery

    Visit our constantly updated page of interesting, unusual, or rare sightings of birds on Whidbey Island and surrounding waters.

    Photo by David Lin