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Bald Eagles make the Kitsap Peninsula home year ‘round, but during April and May they are nesting and raising their young however, you can watch them soar all year long throughout the Kitsap Peninsula.

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	city(ies)		category(ies)		contact info		description
	Belfair  add item		Eagle Watching		Belfair State Park 410 NE Beck RD Belfair, WA 98528 360.275.0668		Belfair State Park is a 63-acre, year-round camping park on 3,720 feet of saltwater shoreline at the southern end of Hood Canal.
	Hansville  add item		Eagle Watching		Buck Lake County Park 6959 Buck Lake RD NE Hansville, WA 98340		20.0 Acres - Lake access, beach, swimming area, picnic areas, playground, ball fields, basketball court, volleyball court, BMX track, native plant demonstration garden, and restrooms. The Hansville Greenway Wildlife Corridor is accessible from the park.
	Silverdale  add item		Eagle Watching		Clear Creek Trail		Five miles of scenic trail winds through Silverdale's urban areas along Clear Creek. Salmon are visible during spawning season and the area is great for bird watching or just getting away from it all!
	Silverdale  add item		Eagle Watching		Clear Creek/Saq'ad Interpretive Center 9641 Levin RD Off Bucklin Hill Rd and Levin RD Silverdale, WA 98383 360.692.0929		The Clear Creek Interpretive Center, located off Bucklin Hill RD and Levin RD in Silverdale, hosts educational programs for children and families. Naturalists lead guided walks along Clear Creek Trail, through nearshore, estuary, wetland, and woodland habitats. The "big red barn" also features exhibits, occasional speakers, and special events. Don't miss their "Salmon Run Art Contest" which migrates through Silverdale each fall. And make sure to bring the kids and grandkids to their Discovery Play Days in the spring and summer.
	Hansville  add item		Eagle Watching		Foulweather Bluff Preserve Nature Conservancy Office: 217 Pine Street, Suite 1100 Seattle, WA 98101 206.343.4344		Two miles northwest of Hansville, near the tip of the Kitsap Peninsula, a stand of 70-foot-tall red alders welcomes visitors to the Foulweather Bluff Preserve. The trail leads to a beautiful beach. Owned by the Nature Conservancy.
	Poulsbo  add item		Eagle Watching		Northwest Boat Rentals & Adventures 18779 Front ST NE and on the Bremerton Waterfront Poulsbo, WA 98370 360.265.8300 360.689.9900		Rent a classic electric boat from Northwest Boat Rentals located at the Poulsbo waterfront. In style and comfort, cruise Kitsap's bays and inlets. You can even get married on the boat! Canoe rentals, power and sailboat rentals also available.
	Port Gamble  add item		Eagle Watching		Port Gamble Trails PO Box 7 Poulsbo, WA 98364 360.297.0570		Olymic Resource Management manages 4,300 acres surrounding the Port Gamble townsite. The area is an ideal setting for recreational activities. Bring your horse or mountain bike and explore. Discover the extensive network of logging roads or find your own trail. Keep an eye out for eagles, osprey and other regional wildlife.