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Semipalmated Plover | Laurie Beden<\/div>\n

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Field Trips<\/h1>\n

These small group day trips are led year-round by experienced volunteer guides to destinations <\/span>throughout the state and are suitable for all skill levels.<\/p>\n

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Sign up for a trip:<\/strong>
Registration for Seattle-based f<\/span>ield trip spots are currently first come, first served. Trips that carpool beyond Seattle have higher demand, and thus admissions is via a lottery system to provide the opportunity for more people to participate. For all trips, Birds Connect Seattle members have priority registration, and non-members are welcome to sign up for new trips after the 7th of the month. A $15 fee applies for all field trip registrations.<\/p>\n

New field trip offerings are published in our monthly eNewsletter that goes out on the first of each month at approximately 10:00 a.m.<\/p>\n

Scroll down or visit our calendar<\/a><\/a> to view and register (for the lottery or wait lists) for upcoming trips.<\/p>\n

Looking for an outing with no pre-registration required? Try a Neighborhood Bird Outing<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n

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