hi all, i just returned from a wonderful week of birding aat malheur nwr
in arney co. oregon where i with several others were witness to a male
bbalckburnian warbler at the refuge headquarters. he hung around all day
on may 23 and was reported to the south somewhere on may 24. this was
only the 3 of 4 stghting in oregon. i would be interested to hear a
follow up on the wa sighting
ben marks
<marksb at elwha.evergreen.edu>

On Fri, 27 May 1994, Jerry Tangren wrote:

> Susan Crampton of Twisp mentioned to me last night that she thought she
> saw a male Blackburnian Warbler along the Chewuch River near Twisp about
> a week ago. The bird was in with a large concentration of warblers
> apparently grounded by the rainy weather which moved through last week.
>
> Now, she admits she doesn't know warblers that well, but felt that with
> a brillant orange throat and crown it couldn't be anything else. I
> suggested she write it up and submit it to the rare bird committee, but
> she is a little hesitant. If any of you wish to communicate directly
> with her, the address is PO Box 162, Twisp Wa 98856; phone 509/996-3240,
> 6 to 10 evenings best time.
>
> Jerry Tangren
> <gsw$en at wsuvm1.csc.wsu.edu>
>