I couldn't find the Red Phalarope Sunday morning off Westpoint, nor did I
see any Ancient Murrelets but did see the imm Heermann's fly by. Also a
few Brandt's and Pelagic Cormorants with the numerous Double-cresteds and
lots of Rhinos and Murres, some coming into alternate plumage.

Off Dungeness Spit on the Sequim CBC Saturday the 16th George Gerdts and
I had a dark N. Fulmar at the far east tip, 18 Red Phalaropes scattered
about, 184+/- Ancient Murrelets, one Marbled Godwit, three Black
Oystercatchers, and a Yellow-billed Loon. The loon was smack in the
middle of the enclosed bay. Also several Swamp Sparrows reported on the
count which totaled in the low 130s.

Gene Hunn.

On Sat, 16 Dec 1995, Christopher Mcinerny wrote:

>
> Tweeters
> There was a Red Phalarope off West Point, Discovery Park, late this
> afternoon, swimming 3 yards off the beach next to the lighthouse. Also one
> Ancient Murrelet, one juv Heerman's Gull, and a lot of other birds.
> Chris McInerny
> cmcinern at fred.fhcrc.org
>