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Locations in Jefferson County, Washington

Species in Jefferson County

Common Species in Jefferson County

Showing 15 most frequently observed species out of 100 total documented species.

Turdus migratorius

Turdus migratorius

American Robin

Very Common274 obs.
Junco hyemalis

Junco hyemalis

dark-eyed junco

Very Common251 obs.
Corvus brachyrhynchos

Corvus brachyrhynchos

American Crow

Very Common152 obs.
Anas platyrhynchos

Anas platyrhynchos

mallard

Very Common117 obs.
Haliaeetus leucocephalus

Haliaeetus leucocephalus

Bald Eagle

Common94 obs.
Zonotrichia leucophrys

Zonotrichia leucophrys

white-crowned sparrow

Common88 obs.
Ardea herodias

Ardea herodias

Great Blue Heron

Common86 obs.
Melospiza melodia

Melospiza melodia

Song Sparrow

Common83 obs.
Calypte anna

Calypte anna

Anna's Hummingbird

Occasional74 obs.
Pipilo maculatus

Pipilo maculatus

Spotted Towhee (Maculatus Group)

Occasional71 obs.
Branta canadensis

Branta canadensis

Canada goose

Occasional70 obs.
Pisaster ochraceus

Pisaster ochraceus

ochre stars

Occasional68 obs.
Poecile rufescens

Poecile rufescens

Chestnut-backed Chickadee

Occasional66 obs.
Setophaga coronata

Setophaga coronata

Myrtle Warbler

Rare62 obs.
Ariolimax columbianus

Ariolimax columbianus

Pacific banana slug

Rare59 obs.

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Natural Areas & Wildlife Locations in Jefferson County

Explore 46 documented locations in Jefferson County, Washington. Each area offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities with varying biodiversity levels.

🌿 High Biodiversity Hotspots (5 locations)

Port Townsend

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

Jefferson County

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

Marrowstone Island

Near Marrowstone

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

Marrowstone

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

Port Hadlock-irondale

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

🦅 Wildlife Viewing Areas (3 locations)

Port Ludlow

A productive wildlife area hosting 37 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

37
species

Indian Island

A productive wildlife area hosting 34 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

34
species

Indian Island

A productive wildlife area hosting 34 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

34
species

🌱 Emerging & Specialized Areas (4 locations)

Chinese Gardens

An emerging wildlife area with 6 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

6
species

Quilcene

An emerging wildlife area with 5 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

5
species

Protection Island

An emerging wildlife area with 2 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

2
species

Upper Hoh

An emerging wildlife area with 2 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

2
species

📍 Additional Locations (34 locations)

Beausite Lake

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Buckhorn Lake

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Cedar Lake

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City Lake

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Elk Lake

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Goat Lake

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Harrison Lake

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Hastings Pond

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Home Lake

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Lake Beauty

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Lake Connie

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Lake Constance

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Lake Dilly

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Lake Margaret

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Lake Mary

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Lilly Lake

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Lords Lake

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Lost Lake

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Lower Silver Lake

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Moon Lake

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Mud Lake

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Peterson Lake

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Round Lake

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Royal Lake

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Sandy Shore Lake

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Silver Lake

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Strangers Lake

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Sunset Lake

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Teal Lake

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Windy Lake

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Yahoo Lake

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Alexander Island

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Hood Head

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Rounded Island

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About Wildlife Data

Species counts represent documented wildlife observations from citizen science contributions. Higher counts often indicate areas with diverse habitats, active monitoring, or significant ecological importance. Each location offers unique opportunities to connect with Jefferson County's natural heritage.

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