(Camano Island, WA) When Jeff Butts learned a young Bald Eagle might be in trouble an hour away from his Edmonds home, he knew he had to take action. “It was a no-brainer,” Butts said. That same day, Butts made the drive to Camano Island and located the eagle. The young bird had recently left […]
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One of my favorite places to visit on Camano Island is the English Boom Historical Park. Located near a tiny airfield where the runway literally ends at the edge of a bluff overlooking Skagit Bay, you’re still more likely to see bald eagles than planes coming from that airport (although, you could also see small
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Driver at large B-roll (Monroe, WA) State Route 203 closed temporarily at N. High Rock Road just south of Monroe early Saturday evening after a vehicle struck a utility pole and left the scene. A small brush fire burned along the highway after several wires fell from the damaged pole. It appeared firefighters waited for
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Post updated on July 14, 2013. It’s an odd-numbered year, so watch-out! Large numbers of pink salmon (nicknamed “humpies”) are about to return to Puget Sound. Want to whet your appetite for the upcoming humpy run? Check-out the video below. It features a full-helping of beautiful scenery on the Snohomish River captured during the 2011
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