Subject: Re: Marymoor Park and Juanita Notes 3/5/98
Date: Mar 5 21:42:55 1998
From: Michael Price - mprice at mindlink.bc.ca
Hi Tweets,
Michael Hobbs writes:
>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.
Yep, they're on the way. There's quite a few large flocks in English Bay
right now, largest I saw was over forty birds. This gathering into staging
flocks is typical for this time of year. Also there's more birds of more
seabird species piling into Georgia Strait in anticipation of the herring
spawning run.
>I watched one snipe SWIM about 8 feet from one cattail island to another.
Most shorebirds can and do if they think no-one's looking, yellowlegs and
dowitchers particularly.
Michael Price A brave world, Sir,
Vancouver BC Canada full of religion, knavery and change;
mprice at mindlink.net we shall shortly see better days.
Aphra Behn (1640-1689)