Subject: Not RNSA, RED-BREASTED
Date: Feb 6 07:23:17 1997
From: Michael Hobbs - mikeho at microsoft.com


DRAT DRAT DRAT

I woke up at 6:18 this morning and realized that I'd typed Red-naped
when I meant RED-BREASTED SAPSUCKER.

This was purely a typing problem - a case of brain lock.

This brings to 5 the number of woodpeckers I've seen at Marymoor:

> Pileated Woodpecker
> Northern Flicker
> Downy Woodpecker
> Hairy Woodpecker
Red-breasted Sapsucker

I think I'm unlikely to see more, though a red-naped *would* be nice...


== Michael Hobbs
== Kirkland WA
== mikeho at microsoft.com


> ----------
> From: Michael Hobbs
> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 1997 4:40 PM
> To: '<tweeters at u.washington.edu>'
> Subject: Marymoor Park Report (King Co. WA)
>
> It was too nice an afternoon, so I went for a walk. Before I knew it,
> I
> had found a back way to Marymoor Park, so I did my loop there at a
> brisk
> pace before heading back to the office. While there, I saw a
> RED-NAPED
> SAPSUCKER, thus adding species #131 to my Marymoor list! The
> sapsucker
> was in the trees between the Clise Mansion and the dog-area parking
> lot.
>
> Belatedly, I'd like to add that last Thursday we added #130 when we
> had
> a wonderful sighting of a MERLIN. It was in the main dog-area meadow,
> and we saw it dive after something before disappearing. Several times
> before, I had thought I'd seen Merlin at the park, but this was the
> first time I was really sure of my identification.
>
> Everytime I think we've seen all there is to see at Marymoor, I come
> across a couple of new ones.
>
>
> == Michael Hobbs
> == Kirkland WA
> == mikeho at microsoft.com
>