Witness tens of thousands of eagles soar at the world’s largest eagle migration! 🦅 Head to Sandpiper Resort’s Eagle Walk — peak season is now through mid-December, the perfect time for epic sightings. Drawn by the salmon spawning season, eagles flock to the Harrison River Valley, especially around Harrison Mills, just a short drive from Harrison Hot Springs. It’s a scene straight out of a nature documentary — bald eagles fishing in the shimmering waters of Chehalis Flats, framed by gorgeous mou

15K views · 519 reactions | Did you know that the Spotted Sandpiper can be found throughout much of North America during the summer? We may be nearing the end of spring migration season, but with the Bird Migration Explorer, you can discover where your favorite migratory birds are all year round. bit.ly/3QOqgh0 | National Audubon Society | Facebook

This clip begins with the terse, ringing coastal notes that define **this Purple Sandpiper Singing**, a shorebird voice that cuts cleanly across tide-scented air. In this opening sequence you’ll hear short, emphatic phrases that function as both contact and movement calls — ideal for viewers who want an unembellished field recording mixed with cinematic visuals. The footage highlights behavior common to rocky-coast specialists: deliberate stance-shifts, probing crevices for invertebrates, and li

Learn the keys to identifying the Spotted Sandpiper, and how to tell it apart from its tricky lookalike, the Solitary Sandpiper, in this short clip with Kevin McGowan. 🔑 With shorebirds, behavior is one of the best characteristics to help with identification. The Spotted Sandpiper’s trademark is a full-body bobbing motion, seesawing up and down as it picks its way along the shoreline looking for invertebrates. (Fun fact: This quirk has inspired nicknames like teeter-peep, teeter-bob, teeter-sni