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-RBA
* Washington
* Seattle
* 14 January 1998
WASE9801.14

-Birds mentioned:

Great Knot (B.C.)
Western Scrub Jay
Green-tailed Towhee
American Tree Sparrow
Clay-colored Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow
Harris' Sparrow
Rusty Blackbird

hot line: Seattle
date: January 14, 1998
number: (206) 933-1831
coverage: Mainly Western Washington, occasionally elsewhere
compiled: 9:00 p.m. 01-14-1998
transcribed by: Paul Cozens
email: wcozens at earthlink.net

- Transcript -

A GREAT KNOT was reported from Iona Island in southern British Columbia
on the 14th. It was last reported in the grass near the outflow pond.

The Two Rivers Wildlife Management area near Monroe hosted a
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW, HARRIS' SPARROW, and a RUSTY BLACKBIRD on the
13th. Another WHITE-THROATED SPARROW has been frequenting a feeder
near the intersection of 119th SE and 170th Place in Renton.

Two WESTERN SCRUB-JAYS were seen again on the 11th in the Arbor Heights
area, just south of the Seattle city limits. They are usually somewhere
near 35th Ave. SW and SW 106th.

The GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE has been present near the Skagit Game Range HQ
Boat Launch parking lot through the 10th. Up to six AMERICAN TREE
SPARROWS a HARRIS' SPARROW and two WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS are also
there.

The CLAY-COLORED SPARROW was seen again on the 11th near the
intersection of the West Snoqualmie Valley Road and the
Woodinville-Duvall Road. The bird has been in the hedgerows along the
sides of the corn fields. Also in this area have been a SLATE-COLORED
JUNCO and two WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS.

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-RBA
 * Washington
 * Seattle
 * 14 January 1998
   WASE9801.14

-Birds mentioned:

Great Knot (B.C.)
 Western Scrub Jay
 Green-tailed Towhee
 American Tree Sparrow
 Clay-colored Sparrow
 White-throated Sparrow
 Harris' Sparrow
 Rusty Blackbird
  

hot line: Seattle
 date: January 14, 1998
 number: (206) 933-1831
 coverage: Mainly Western Washington, occasionally elsewhere
 compiled:  9:00 p.m.  01-14-1998
 transcribed by: Paul Cozens
 email: wcozens at earthlink.net

- Transcript -

A GREAT KNOT was reported from Iona Island in southern
British Columbia on the 14th.  It was last reported in the grass near
the outflow pond.

The Two Rivers Wildlife Management area near Monroe hosted
a WHITE-THROATED SPARROW, HARRIS' SPARROW, and a RUSTY BLACKBIRD on the
13th.  Another WHITE-THROATED SPARROW has been frequenting a feeder 
near the intersection of 119th SE and 170th Place in Renton.

Two WESTERN SCRUB-JAYS were seen again  on the 11th
in the Arbor Heights area, just south of the Seattle city limits. 
They are usually somewhere near 35th Ave. SW and  SW 106th.

The GREEN-TAILED TOWHEE has been present near the Skagit
Game Range HQ Boat Launch parking lot through the 10th.  Up to six
AMERICAN TREE SPARROWS a HARRIS' SPARROW and two WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS
are also there.

The CLAY-COLORED SPARROW was seen again on the 11th near
the intersection of the West Snoqualmie Valley Road and the Woodinville-Duvall
Road.  The bird has been in the hedgerows along the sides of the corn
fields.  Also in this area have been a SLATE-COLORED JUNCO and two
WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS.

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