The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 23, 2025What’s on the menu? How a state-endangered species has changed its’ diet to surviveWhen there’s a downturn in the economy, humans often learn to cut corners and stretch resources. The first things to be cut are usually…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 28, 2023New nest platforms benefitting endangered hawksIf you have visited southeast Washington, you know that it boasts some spectacular views of the arid shrubsteppe ecosystem bisected by the…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Oct 23, 2024Taking to the sky with hawk 264292Many of us are avid bird watchers. Who doesn’t like to watch a dark-eyed junco in a birdbath, a hummingbird almost levitating in front of a…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Feb 12, 2025Take two: the continued travels of hawk 264292You may recall our 2024 blog post about a radio-tagged ferruginous hawk fledgling, dubbed 264292 after her transmitter number. At the time…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jan 11, 2024Wild flight of Washington hawk comes to an endIn June of 2023, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) biologists in southeast Washington banded three broods of endangered…A response icon1A response icon1
