Subject: Marymoor Park and Juanita Notes 3/5/98
Date: Mar 5 12:13:44 1998
From: "Michael & Janka Hobbs" - mjct_hobbs at email.msn.com
Marymoor was most notable this morning for the gorgeous weather. All the
birds were singing.
An adult Bald Eagle was on the nest. There were many (10+) Fox Sparrows. We
heard six or seven Virginia Rail, but failed to see any. I got to watch an
adult Red-tailed Hawk catch some small animal (probably a rat).
It was too nice out to go home, so I stopped by Juanita Bay Wetlands Park,
where there were at least 85 HORNED GREBE! I counted.
There were also several calling Virginia Rails, and at least 5 Common Snipe.
I watched one snipe SWIM about 8 feet from one cattail island to another.
Maybe I'll have to go back outside and enjoy more sunshine!
== Michael Hobbs
== Kirkland WA
== MJCT_Hobbs at msn.com