Hi Rick and tweeters,
Patrick and i been doing this (ritual) lookng for Gull species only on
Thanksgiving day. Most of the time we always invited, so we have plenty
time to go birding all to 2.00pm The places we hit are Gorst in
Bremington,we could find a earlyGlaucous Gull and a Herring Gull. In Tacoma
large flocks of Mew Gulls congregate here.From there to the Gog-Le-Hi-Te
Wetlands looking for rarity?Than of to American Lake for the Little Gull,
what been sighted there every Year. Already i told the Host where i been
invited that i will go birding befor dinner. Cause there is time to study
the first and second year Gulls, what could also be difficult since Patrick
is not here to help. But i am looking forward to keep the old tradition
alive.
Ruth

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> From: Rick Romea <rromea at stioptronics.com>
> To: Tweeters Post <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
> Subject: Gulls and Thanksgiving
> Date: Wednesday, November 25, 1998 1:52 PM
>
> Happy Thanksgiving Tweets
>
> My Thanksgiving ritual is to get up early and check out the Gulls at
Green
> Lake (Giving thanks for Gulls!) I'll probably show up at the floats
near
> the little theater at about 9 AM, if anyone wants to 'do Gulls'. I warn
you
> that I have been studying Gulls, so I'm confused at a much higher level
than
> ever before!
>
> Rick Romea
> Seattle, WA
> rromea at stioptronics.com
>
> 206-523-5831 (Home)
> 425-827-0460 X 316 (Work)
>