me and the wife walked the south part of Spencer Island last weekend
and the P.A.S had a little stand there, recording what birds were
seen at what hour.

Our best contribution was a WESTERN TANAGER. 20+ YELLOW WARBLERS,
and both HAIRY and DOWNY WOODPECKERS.

The most notable thing on a grey day was not a single sighting of
any kind of raptor. No red tails, no harriers, no sharpies, no eagle,
nothing. I thought the menu pretty interesting, maybe they were
waiting for the afternoon sun which never came.

Douglas F. Daily
ddaily at u.washington.edu
UW Medical Center Patient Care Svcs
System Administrator, Box 356152
Seattle WA 98195