Paul and Tweeters - The bird was in a field, one mile north of the Bow PO on
Chuckanut Dr. Look for an orange wind sock, which is used by the hang
gliders on the right (east) side of the highway. The last we saw the
Kestrel, she was across the street (west side) sitting on a clump of dirt in
the field. Earlier she was sitting on the telephone wires running along the
west side of the field. Hope this helps

Bill and Kate
Lake Sammamish
w_rietveld at hotmail.com

>From: paul.t.sullivan at exgate.tek.com
>To: w_rietveld at hotmail.com
>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 07:31:35 -0800
>
>Hello,
>
>I saw your posting on the Tweeters' digest about finding the Eurasian
>Kestrel "where it was supposed to be." I've also seen postings that it was
>8 miles further north...Just where was it originally found, and where has
>it
>been most often seen?
>
>I'm thinking of coming up from Portland, OR, and would like a specific
>location to look. I am generally familiar with the area, having birded
>there in the past.
>
>paul.t.sullivan at exgate.tek.com
>

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