Morse Wildlife Preserve

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The Morse Wildlife Preserve was established in 1995 by a donation of land from Lloyd and Maxine Morse.

Situated near the headwaters of the north fork of Muck Creek, the 238-acre preserve is a mosaic of conifer forest, wetlands, oak savanna, and prairie.

10/07/2026

Click on the following link to see the most recent edition of the Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (October 2026) - including information about your final opportunity to visit the Morse Preserve in 2026 (this coming Sunday, October 11th)...

Fall has arrived at Morse Wildlife Preserve, bringing cooler foggy mornings, changing leaves, and the return of mushrooms. Among the most eye-catching are the bright red caps of Amanita muscaria, boletes, oyster mushrooms, and many more.October rains bring new life to the preserve after the dry summ...

09/09/2026

Click on the following link to see the most recent edition of the Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (September 2026)...

The transition to fall is underway at Morse Wildlife Preserve. Nesting birds like Tree Swallows have begun their migration, while other signs of fall migration are appearing. Flocks of Evening Grosbeaks have recently been spotted moving through the preserve.

08/31/2026

We hope that you are planning a visit to the Morse Wildlife Preserve (MWP) in 2026. The Preserve is open to the public in September on Sunday, September 13th.

For complete information about planning your visit, click on the following link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT77_iHyqy9ItZyNnVWYO-l6u4WsSufi8ef7EzguoEPBZ9NU8nKbZig-SoSbYXCiAxdlwzJL1_nmV8F/pub?fbclid=IwY2xjawKFyARleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBRUW1KenVnQ2JWWk9vdDRMAR6ENbd8xUmFjejfMe5cy-ZXXc3rGju2CUobTZVscjDK3VsCmwqVj2u3O1ZKeA_aem_eK9Fa9ffTi5G-VF52pl6CA

08/05/2026

Click on the following link to see the most recent edition of the Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (August 2026)...

The Preserve hosted another breeding pair this year, and at the end of July, the pair successfully raised six healthy nestlings that all fledged.

07/31/2026

We hope that you are planning a visit to the Morse Wildlife Preserve (MWP) in 2026. The Preserve is open to the public in August on Sunday, August 9th.

For complete information about planning your visit, click on the following link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT77_iHyqy9ItZyNnVWYO-l6u4WsSufi8ef7EzguoEPBZ9NU8nKbZig-SoSbYXCiAxdlwzJL1_nmV8F/pub?fbclid=IwY2xjawKFyARleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBRUW1KenVnQ2JWWk9vdDRMAR6ENbd8xUmFjejfMe5cy-ZXXc3rGju2CUobTZVscjDK3VsCmwqVj2u3O1ZKeA_aem_eK9Fa9ffTi5G-VF52pl6CA

07/07/2026

Click on the following link to see the most recent edition of the Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (July 2026)...

July is one of the liveliest months at the preserve, as native plants flourish and young wildlife begins to explore the landscape. Prairie plants, including Showy Daisy, Common Yarrow, and Harvest Brodiaea, can be spotted throughout the preserve. Native berries such as huckleberry and trailing black...

07/02/2026

We hope that you are planning a visit to the Morse Wildlife Preserve (MWP) in 2026. The Preserve will be open to the public this month on Sunday, July 12th. For complete information about planning your visit, click on the following link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT77_iHyqy9ItZyNnVWYO-l6u4WsSufi8ef7EzguoEPBZ9NU8nKbZig-SoSbYXCiAxdlwzJL1_nmV8F/pub?fbclid=IwY2xjawKFyARleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBRUW1KenVnQ2JWWk9vdDRMAR6ENbd8xUmFjejfMe5cy-ZXXc3rGju2CUobTZVscjDK3VsCmwqVj2u3O1ZKeA_aem_eK9Fa9ffTi5G-VF52pl6CA

06/09/2026

Click on the following link to see the most recent edition of the Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (June 2026)...

June brings a new wave of activity and growth to the Preserve as spring transitions into early summer. Tree Swallows, Violet-green Swallows and a Western Bluebird pair are tending to nests and the first few nestlings have already arrived. Migratory birds like Swainson's Thrush, Western Wood-Pewees,....

06/06/2026

We hope that you are planning a visit to the Morse Wildlife Preserve (MWP) in 2026. The Preserve will be open to the public next Sunday, June 14th. For complete information about planning your visit, click on the following link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vT77_iHyqy9ItZyNnVWYO-l6u4WsSufi8ef7EzguoEPBZ9NU8nKbZig-SoSbYXCiAxdlwzJL1_nmV8F/pub?fbclid=IwY2xjawKFyARleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBRUW1KenVnQ2JWWk9vdDRMAR6ENbd8xUmFjejfMe5cy-ZXXc3rGju2CUobTZVscjDK3VsCmwqVj2u3O1ZKeA_aem_eK9Fa9ffTi5G-VF52pl6CA

05/06/2026

Click on the following link to see the latest Morse Wildlife Preserve Newsletter (May 2026)...

May is an active and vibrant time at the preserve. Iconic camas flowers bloom from late April to early May -- catch the last of the blooms on Sunday May 10th. Tree Swallows and a Western Bluebird pair are busy building nests in the boxes, while migrants like Common Yellowthroats, Black-throated Gray...

Address

25415 70th Avenue E
Graham, WA
98338

Telephone

(253) 565-9278

Website

http://www.morsewildlifepreserve.org/

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