Jun 252012
Baby Island off of Whidbey Island
On a recent trip to Whidbey Island near Langley WA, I was looking out toward Puget Sound and saw a tiny island that I did not recognize. It turned out to be Baby Island, located in Saratoga Passage. Many years ago, it was a bigger island and a gathering place for picnickers, fishermen, and clam diggers.
Over the years, the island has been eroded to its diminutive size today. There is no public access to the island as the Tulalip Tribe brought the island in the 1990s. However, the tribe allows locals to walk onto the island at low tide to collect shellfish and view the wildlife including a group of seals.
