If you can make a side trip, I would recommend Spencer Island in Everett as
a fruitful birding place if you have time to walk a bit. If you have lots of
time, an way out of your way trip would be the Montlake fill near the
University of Washington on the Northwest shore of Lake Washington is great!
If you want directions or more inf, let me or anyone on Tweeters know and
more will be forthcoming.
Rahne Kirkham
rahne at mindspring.com
Federal Way
"Time is just the stream I go a'fishin' in."

Henry David Thoreau

----- Original Message -----
From: <Mblandsman at aol.com>
To: tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Sent: Sunday, June 20, 1999 8:56 AM
Subject: RFI: Birding along I-5 north of Seattle


> Tweeters: In July and August I will be spending several weeks in the state
of
> Washington (my first trip) and part of that time will be spent birding
with
> two friends from England. On July 27 we will be driving from SeaTac to
> Bellingham, birding en route. I have studied both Wahl and Paulson and
> MacRae, and know that there are many productive places to bird along this
> route. However, since most of the descriptions concentrate on wintering
birds
> I have little to go on to decide the best way to spend our day in July.
Can
> you help with suggestions? Where would you stop on a July day? Thanks for
the
> help and feel free to reply directly to me if you should so choose.
> Mary Landsman
> 2730 SW 14th Drive
> Gainesville FL 32608
> Mblandsman at aol.com
>