They are calling it a phenomenon of nature. As many as 16,000 crows fly at dusk to the UW Bothell campus to roost. They started coming about 14 years ago, when the campus wetlands and the size of the trees created the perfect conditions for nighttime protection. After spending the day foraging for food, they gather in great numbers to rest.

Don’t miss this. Bring your camera and binoculars and arrive before dusk. The crows return every night, arriving in groups. They land on top of buildings, settle in trees and populate the sports field.
For directions, parking and more info, check out Crows On Campus.