Subject: Re: Information Please
Date: Jun 28 20:29:16 1996
From: mickey gibson - gibson at olympus.net
At 05:09 PM 6/28/96 -0400, you wrote:
>Howdy,
>I would appreciate some information on a couple of life birds around Olympic
>Park. Is it possible to see Northwestern Crow on the coast? Can you easily
>find Lark on San Juan Islands? Any Particular spot on Hurrican Ridge for Blue
>Grose?
>What about Marbled Murrelet, Tufted Pufin or any Auklet?
>Thanks for you help
>Sue Friscia
>3417 W. 123rd Street
>Alsip, IL 60658
>q4birds at aol.com
>
>Sue, According to Lewis and Sharpe Birding in the San Juan Islands, the
Eurasian skylark should be found at American Camp on San Juan island, with
courtship flights from May to July. I have seen Blue grouse just below the
Lodge on Hurricane Ridge, in the meadow there. The sea birds might be seen
from the Dungeness Spit Refuge, but your best bet would be to take a boat
trip from Port Townsend around Preservation Island.
Good Birding,
Mickey Gibson
Sequim WA