Often I see one (alone) near Mt Baker Boathouse (Sayre's Park = hydroplane
pits) and another at the bottom of Andrews Bay when we row to Seward Park
(near the bathhouse converted to pottery studio). I once startled one that
was raiding the hatchery on the east side of Seward (since, nets have been
put up) and last April, saw--I think--the Baker and Seward GBH's preparing
to mate (lots of flying/calling) along the E shore of Andrews Bay.

Irene
iwanner at u.washington.edu

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A friend of mine has been keeping an eye on a GBH that hangs out near the
Montlake Fill, but she is also wondering where some other good GBH sites
are.

Any suggestions?

Susan Collicott susan at pmel.noaa.gov
Computer Services, NOAA PMEL http://www.pmel.noaa.gov
Seattle, WA (206) 526-6755