A (federally threatened) was observed on October 4 in South Bellingham, with 8 documented sightings in the past 30 days around Bellingham, Bow, and Lummi Island.1 This threatened species breeds in still waters during fall staging season; the ecosystem contains 245 acres of seasonally-flooded forested wetlands managed for biodiversity protection.2
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