> Tweets,
> I skipped down to the arboretum Monday evening, before the WOs meeting and
> saw the warbler, three of us saw the bird and identified it as a female
> Black and White Warbler. I saw the other bird twice last winter and since
>
> Scott Downes
> sdownes at u.washington.edu
> Seattle WA
>
> On Thu, 4 Sep 1997 HighRolIer at aol.com wrote:
> > Hi Tweeters...
> > "A BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER was found on the 31st at Foster Island near
> > the University of Washington in Seattle. The bird was last seen about
> > way between the footbridge and 520 to the east of the trail. It was
> > loosely associated with Black-capped Chickadees."

Went down to Foster Is. this afternoon, and found the flock of Chickadees,
but saw no sign of the B&W Warbler. I don't think I even heard any sign of
it either. I wouldn't be against going back out tomorrow morning if anyone
more familiar with the bird wants to meet out there, though it may have
migrated through at this point.

Steve Mansfield steve at nwnet.net
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