Hi Tweets,

I couldn't believe my eyes and ears when I first heard, then saw a
White-Throated Sparrow at the Shoreline Park & Ride on Aurora at N 192nd
street. The bird had white (rather than buff) on its head and throat.
It was sitting in the top of some young (20 years?) Doug Firs on the
western edge of the lot. It wasn't singing for more than two minutes
before it flew to the blackberry tanlges on the N.W. corner of the lot.

Just out of curiosity, is the white or the buff form more likely to be
seen in this area?
Don't they normally leave in later winter or early spring?


Michael Dossett
Shoreline, Washington
mpdossett at juno.com

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