Date: 9/2/25 3:56 pm From: Dan Reiff via Tweeters <tweeters...> Subject: [Tweeters] Question: Channel Drive-Shorebirds and tides. What is the highest tide level that shorebirds feed at Channel drive?
Hello Tweeters, September is such a sweet month in Western Washington. I look forward to it every year. Many good options for observing birds. I had planned on filming sandpipers and yellowlegs at channel Drive this evening between 4 and 8 PM. However, I read that the high tide was at 4:19 PM and stayed pretty high until several hours later. So assumed 7-8 feet would cover the mud flats and the birds would not be present. I would appreciate Responses to my question regarding channel Drive and tides: What is the highest tide level that shorebirds feed (water shallow enough for the birds to reach the mud)at Channel Drive?
