I've always reliably found the Gray Flycatcher in Washington at the
Klickitat Wildlife Area (DeLorme p.25 8-A). The specific site is
best described in the Wahl/Paulson state guide (1987 edition p. 115):
"About 1 mile NW past WRA headquarters, past a house on the right, turn
up a dirt road (Grayback Rd, if there is a sign; a WRA sign is opposite
the entrance to this road). From here to about 1 mile up the road..."

Bob Bolton

Wilson E Cady wrote:
>
> I would recommend the Wenas Creek Forest Camp area, the sight of the
> State Audubon Campout on Memorial Day Weekend. This is I believe, also
> where the bird was first found in Washington State. Wenas is located
> about twenty miles West of the town of Selah, in Yakima County.
> Wilson Cady
> Washougal, WA.
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>
> On Thu, 19 Mar 1998 13:31:02 EST Mikewile <Mikewile at aol.com> writes:
> >I know of know 'reliable' locations, but have seen them at least twice
> >at
> >Camas Creek Burn not far from Cashmere. Mot of the places I have seen
> >them
> >outside of Washington was in Juniper scrub habitat.
> >
> >Mike Wile
> >Redmond, WA
> >
> >
> >In a message dated 98-03-18 12:01:07 EST, robin_birder at hotmail.com
> >writes:
> >
> ><< Tweets,
> >
> > Forward of an RFI from BIRDCHAT. I could only refer the gentleman to
> >
> > the breeding bird atlas that shows east slope Cascade foothill
> >locations
> > for Gray Flycatcher. My only WA record of the bird is from Cashmere
> >and
> > that one has a ??? by it. Are there any reliable locations for this
> > bird along the I90 corridor (Ellensberg) or near Yakima? I'm sure
> > Carlton would appreciate any help.
> >
> > Rob Conway
> > Bellevue, WA >>
> >
>
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