Transcribed by Chris Hill
cehill at u.washington.edu
phone: (206) 258-3680

The Washington BirdBox is a voice mailbox sponsored by the Washington
Ornithological Society. To leave a message about a notable sighting, or
to listen to the 12 most recent messages, call (206) 454-2662 and follow
the prompts. First-time BirdBox users may find it convenient, before
calling, to review the status of Washington's chickadee species.

[Mailbox previously checked at 4 p.m. on 11 February 1997.]

12:12 p.m. 02-14-97. Hi, my name is Vivian [?? sounds like Sephalus] , I
would like to correct an earlier recording that I made. What I saw was
definitely a second-year BALD EAGLE. He was heading south roughly along
Taylor [..?..] out to Eliot Bay. Thank you. Bye.

11:27 a.m. 02-14-97. Hi, this is Vivian [?? ] I'm calling to report for
the second day in a row, I saw a immature BALD or GOLDEN EAGLE on the east
side of Queene Anne in the vicinity of Lee and Taylor. My phone number is
301-9645. Thank You..

7:41 p.m. 02-12-97. Vic Nelson. There's been an adult LITTLE GULL at
Point No Point for the last three days. About the middle of the day has
been the best time the last few days. Thank you. Good bye.

5:59 p.m. 02-12-97. Hello, this is Scott Atkinson here - just a quick
report. Today, up over [?? sounds like Tippert] Marine, a shipyard just
east of Gasworks Park on the North shore of Lake Union had a PERIGRINE
FALCON, and in the evening of last sunday, Feb 9th, we heard a BARRED OWL
briefly at our place in north Lake Stevens. That's all, bye-bye.

[messages last checked 3:15 p.m., 14 February 1997]