Come play outside and learn from the animals. Let the natural world and the animals whisper their wisdom and discover the universal love in nature, and how much the animals and nature have to share. Animal experiences are field trips around the Puget Sound exploring communicating with wild animals that live or are migrating through this region. They are a combination of in-person animal communication and ceremony open to groups.
Nature is the gym to strengthen your intuitive muscle and to learn how to be open and receptive to receiving messages.
Animal experiences will explore - Animals as teachers • How to send and receive messages • Asking questions with curiosity • Listening with the whole body and all the senses.
All that is needed from you is curiosity, an open heart and a willingness to learn.
Nature is the gym to strengthen your intuitive muscle and to learn how to be open and receptive to receiving messages.
Animal experiences will explore - Animals as teachers • How to send and receive messages • Asking questions with curiosity • Listening with the whole body and all the senses.
All that is needed from you is curiosity, an open heart and a willingness to learn.
Learn from the animals - Upcoming Animal Experiences
Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swan Experience
Day: Sunday, February 23, 2020 - 10:00 am. – 11:30 am.
Location: Fir Island Cost: $33/person
Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swans migrate annually southward by the tens of thousands from nesting grounds in Siberia and Alaska. The Skagit Valley is one of their major wintering grounds, with more than 50,000 birds typically stopping over between November and early spring. Snow Geese offer wonderful insights about how the individual supports the group and the group supports the individual, both are necessary to thrive. especially around communication and Trumpeter Swans teach about grace and honoring the intuition. Come listen to the wisdom of the flock!
Location: Fir Island Cost: $33/person
Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swans migrate annually southward by the tens of thousands from nesting grounds in Siberia and Alaska. The Skagit Valley is one of their major wintering grounds, with more than 50,000 birds typically stopping over between November and early spring. Snow Geese offer wonderful insights about how the individual supports the group and the group supports the individual, both are necessary to thrive. especially around communication and Trumpeter Swans teach about grace and honoring the intuition. Come listen to the wisdom of the flock!
2018 Reflection of Snow Geese and Trumpeter Swam Experience
The Snow Geese Experience was a rich teaching of how to be in a flock and still be an individual. When the birds took flight we could feel a wave of exhilaration and air in our lungs as if we took off with them. We were mesmerized watching the beautiful dance. Many of us took away a new connection to self and how to relate with others with ease and joy. As well as maintain personal space.
This was the best part of my weekend. - Heather
"Being out observing these birds was incredible, and it gave me so many new ideas. From the birds, I learned a lot about myself, and how I can interact better wit those around me, as they did in their flocks." - 16 year old participant
The Snow Geese Experience was a rich teaching of how to be in a flock and still be an individual. When the birds took flight we could feel a wave of exhilaration and air in our lungs as if we took off with them. We were mesmerized watching the beautiful dance. Many of us took away a new connection to self and how to relate with others with ease and joy. As well as maintain personal space.
This was the best part of my weekend. - Heather
"Being out observing these birds was incredible, and it gave me so many new ideas. From the birds, I learned a lot about myself, and how I can interact better wit those around me, as they did in their flocks." - 16 year old participant
A Murder of Crows at UW Bothell Campus
Day: Sunday March 3, 2019 6:00pm - 7:30 pm
Location: UW Campus Bothell 18115 Campus Way NE Bothell, WA 98011-8246
Crows return nightly by the thousands to their rookery on the UW Campus Bothell. The crow is associated with life mysteries and magic. The power of this bird as teacher is provide insight and means of supporting intentions. They invite us to develop our personal will power and speak our truth more loudly. Witnessing the cacophony of this gathering and learn from these incredible teachers!
Location: UW Campus Bothell 18115 Campus Way NE Bothell, WA 98011-8246
Crows return nightly by the thousands to their rookery on the UW Campus Bothell. The crow is associated with life mysteries and magic. The power of this bird as teacher is provide insight and means of supporting intentions. They invite us to develop our personal will power and speak our truth more loudly. Witnessing the cacophony of this gathering and learn from these incredible teachers!
Crows Roosting at UW Campus Bothell 2018 Experience
As dusk darkened the sky was filled with a cacophony of crow calls as crows started coming from all directions. Crows are teachers of developing your willpower and speaking your truth. This was clearly taught in how they flew in all different directions and talked loudly with each other. They are not like a synchronized murmuration of starlings that undulates and flows. This was more of a very individual interactive dance. This is an excerpt from my blog about Learning from 16,000 Crows
I learned about the value of family and how you are always welcomed back - Amy 2018 Participant
As dusk darkened the sky was filled with a cacophony of crow calls as crows started coming from all directions. Crows are teachers of developing your willpower and speaking your truth. This was clearly taught in how they flew in all different directions and talked loudly with each other. They are not like a synchronized murmuration of starlings that undulates and flows. This was more of a very individual interactive dance. This is an excerpt from my blog about Learning from 16,000 Crows
I learned about the value of family and how you are always welcomed back - Amy 2018 Participant
Great Blue Herons Experience at Commodore Park overlooking The Locks
Day: April / May 2019 date TBD
Location: Commodore Park - 3330 W Commodore Way, Seattle, WA 98107
The park overlooks the Locks from the Magnolia side.
Time: 4:00pm - 5:30 pm
Great Blue Herons are fascinating birds that can live up to 20 years. We are lucky enough in Seattle to be able to view these magnificent birds in their rookery at Commodore Park overlooking the Locks. Year after year, the herons return to their nests in February and spend several weeks in courtship to select a mate for the season then they begin nest repair and building to eventually feeding two to four hungry chicks. There are over 30 nests at the park to observe and learn from the Great Blue Herons.
Herons offer wonderful insights about grounding yourself in the earth as well as seizing opportunities as they arise.
Location: Commodore Park - 3330 W Commodore Way, Seattle, WA 98107
The park overlooks the Locks from the Magnolia side.
Time: 4:00pm - 5:30 pm
Great Blue Herons are fascinating birds that can live up to 20 years. We are lucky enough in Seattle to be able to view these magnificent birds in their rookery at Commodore Park overlooking the Locks. Year after year, the herons return to their nests in February and spend several weeks in courtship to select a mate for the season then they begin nest repair and building to eventually feeding two to four hungry chicks. There are over 30 nests at the park to observe and learn from the Great Blue Herons.
Herons offer wonderful insights about grounding yourself in the earth as well as seizing opportunities as they arise.
2018 / 2019 Past Animal Experiences
Eagles of the Skagit Experience
Day: Saturday, January 5, 2019 - 9:30am - 11:00am
Eagles feed early 5 - 11am.
The Eagles will return from the far north for their winter vacation and to dine on the salmon buffet along the Skagit and Nooksack river.
Eagles offer wonderful insights, especially how to feed your body and more importantly how to feed your soul in a way that gives you sustenance to join in the dance of life, and much more.
Location:at Howard Miller Steelhead Park – 52809 Rockport Park Rd, Rockport - Carpooling available - Leaving Northgate area at 7:15am.
Cost: $11/person - Register Below
Eagles feed early 5 - 11am.
The Eagles will return from the far north for their winter vacation and to dine on the salmon buffet along the Skagit and Nooksack river.
Eagles offer wonderful insights, especially how to feed your body and more importantly how to feed your soul in a way that gives you sustenance to join in the dance of life, and much more.
Location:at Howard Miller Steelhead Park – 52809 Rockport Park Rd, Rockport - Carpooling available - Leaving Northgate area at 7:15am.
Cost: $11/person - Register Below
Salmon Experience at Carkeek Park
Day: Sunday, November 11, 2018 - 11am -12:30am
Sunday, November 18, 2018 - 12 pm- 1:30pm
The salmon are beginning to spawn and return to Piper's Creek. Salmon offer wonderful insights, especially how to navigate obstacles of life with determination and ease, and much more. In 2017 the spawning salmon taught about resting and allowing the energy to carry you forward.
Location: at Carkeek Park, 950 NW Carkeek Park Rd., Seattle 98177 Piper’s Creek -
We will be meeting at the last picnic table on the west end of the grass. The best parking for this meeting location is to go in the entrance and do the big loop around - passing the beach, then as you head back east you will pass a road on your right. Find parking just beyond this road and walk to the creek.
There will be a salmon celebration going on further East and there will be tents and docents - that is not where we will be.
Read the latest blog about the November 11 Salmon Experience
Sunday, November 18, 2018 - 12 pm- 1:30pm
The salmon are beginning to spawn and return to Piper's Creek. Salmon offer wonderful insights, especially how to navigate obstacles of life with determination and ease, and much more. In 2017 the spawning salmon taught about resting and allowing the energy to carry you forward.
Location: at Carkeek Park, 950 NW Carkeek Park Rd., Seattle 98177 Piper’s Creek -
We will be meeting at the last picnic table on the west end of the grass. The best parking for this meeting location is to go in the entrance and do the big loop around - passing the beach, then as you head back east you will pass a road on your right. Find parking just beyond this road and walk to the creek.
There will be a salmon celebration going on further East and there will be tents and docents - that is not where we will be.
Read the latest blog about the November 11 Salmon Experience
