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Tuesday, June 29, 4:25 PM. Hi, this is Michael Dossett, (425) 402-3970. This
morning I went to McDonnell Park in Carnation and found an EASTERN KINGBIRD.
If you go straight ahead after you cross the bridge it was about half way
between the bridge and the two cabins. It was on the left at campsite 22.
Thank you.

Wednesday, June 30, 7:54 PM. I'm George Johnson. I'm late reporting, but on
June 24th I, with another person, Erica Norwood, at Spencer Island saw very
clearly a BLACK-THROATED SPARROW. The sparrow was located at the south end of
the little wooded boardwalk that goes from the entrance on the west side
heading south. It was a very clear view and we're quite certain of the bird.

I'll be followed by Jane Hadley. See you again in November.

Messages last checked July 1, 1999 at 6:20 AM.

Phil Kelley
Lacey, WA
scrbjay at aol.com

We were few and they were plenty. Now we are plenty and they are few.
Confucius