Hello Tweeters,
I this returned from a trip to the Ocean. I was exoecting some NEWS on
tweeter from the Rose-breasted Grosbeak.Since it was sighted in Seattle
where are lot's of birders live, i expected that some of the birders there
would check it out.This would be as good of sightings than the Hooded
Oriole in Joyce. So is there any news on it what some one can share???????
Report on our Ocean trip will follow.
Ruth Sullivan
Tacoma

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> From: Dan Victor <dcv at scn.org>
> To: Chuck Cretin <cretin at eskimo.com>
> Cc: Tweeters (Cascadia) Birding Email <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
> Subject: Rose-breasted Grosbeak
> Date: Friday, July 23, 1999 1:53 PM
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> From: Chuck Cretin <cretin at eskimo.com>
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> Hi Tweets,
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> I have been off tweeters for about a year but this seemed noteworthy. I
> have had a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak on my sunflower seed feeder for
the
> last two days. In my thirty years of backyard bird watching I have never
> seen one before. My bird books indicate that this guy should not be
here.
> I live about a mile from the Seattle Audubon in Wedgwood in NE Seattle.
> If anyone responds please include me at my personal email
> cretin at eskimo.com.
>
> Chuck Cretin
> Wedgwood in NE Seattle
> cretin at eskimo.com