The 16th annual Olympic Birdfest will take place this year on April 12-14, 2019. 

We pride ourselves in having birding experiences that are personal and fun to attend.  Just like in years past we have many options for you to view our local bird specialties with knowledgable local guides that know the lay of the land. 

Along with birding, our banquet will be held at the spectacular Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Center on Sequim Bay and will feature John Marzluff, a James W. Ridgeway Professor of Wildlife Science at the University of Washington.  The topic will be “Welcome to Subirdia”

If you like to get out on the water of our beautiful Puget Sound, you have the option of a 3 day cruise to the San Juan Islands, a 3 hour cruise to Protection Island or a 6 hour tour off the coast of Neah Bay. *Neah Bay only has 6 spots left and we can only guarantee a room through the end of February.

We have added lots of new events to check out!

-Owls of the Olympic Peninsula – Lecture- Thursday 6:30 pm

-Drawing Bird Feathers – Class- Friday 9 am

-Birds & Brews- Social Event – Friday 5 pm FREE

-Hummingbirds – Lecture- Saturday 9 am

-Swallows of the Olympic Peninsula -Lecture- Saturday 1:30 pm

-Sunday Dawn Chorus -Field Trip- Sunday in Port Angeles location 6 am

-Gardiner Beach & Diamond Point -Field Trip- Sunday 7am

-Talons & Toast -Presentation and Snacks- Sunday 9:30 am

-Discovery Bay Wild Bird Rescue -Meet and Greet- Sunday 11:30 am FREE

– We also added more opportunities for the regular field trips on Friday!

The special tours only available during the Festival!

-Totem Tour – tour – Saturday 10 am & 1 pm (No other tours like this through out the year.  Great way to learn the history of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe)

-Dry Creek Waterfowl Sanctuary -field trip- Saturday 9 am & 1 pm (Only open to the public for this event once a year)
If you would like more information about these and other 2019 Birdfest activities, please visit www.olympicbirdfest.org.  

To register now click here.

The proceeds of Olympic Birdfest benefit the educational programs of the Dungeness River Audubon Center. We appreciate your support.

Olympic BirdFest Committee
360-681-4076

The Dungeness River Audubon Center’s Mission: is to inspire understanding, enjoyment, and stewardship of the Olympic Peninsula’s unique natural and cultural resources, with an emphasize on birds, rivers, fish, and the people.