Audubon BirdLoop at Marymoor Park

We invite you to see some of the more than 200 bird species that have been observed at Marymoor Park by walking our new Audubon BirdLoop, which features the best birding opportunities in the park. More birds are seen at Marymoor every year as other habitat is degraded and Marymoor habitat is upgraded.  We have pictures of the more common birds in our new kiosks, along with other wildlife and native plants seen along the BirdLoop.

Check out the brochure below to see how the trail winds through the grassy meadow, the mysterious thicket, the sheltering forest and the rich marsh - all part of the Marymoor Natural Area.  It then traverses the lush riparian area along the river corridor in the off-leash dog area, ending up at the river kiosk.  A side loop circles through the conifer grove near the mansion and, finally, the trail passes near the community garden and snag row on the way back to the meadow kiosk.  Come take a look!

Audubon BirdLoop brochures (developed as part of our $100,000 grant)
Print these out, take them with you on your bird walk, and save us printing costs

• Audubon BirdLoop at Marymoor Park (Sunny Walter design)
  Trail guide, map, and description of what you might see on the loop
• Birds of the Audubon BirdLoop (Michael Hobbs design)
  Birding checklist

Come out for a work party

Audubon BirdLoop work party background - Stories and pictures of work we have done

Birding at Marymoor Park (Friends of Marymoor Park website) - weekly reports and pictures of birds seen throughout the park.

Marymoor Park (King County website)

How our Audubon BirdLoop at Marymoor chapter project got started

• BirdLoop Nature Trail Becomes a Reality!
• BirdLoop Project History