On Tues, November 16th, 11 of us drove to Canada for a field trip led by
Darryl Thompson from Pilchuck Audubon Society. Unfortunately, we didn't get
to do as much as we would have liked because it poured down rain the whole
day.

Birds seen/heard:
1. Pacific Loon
2. Common Loon
3. Pied-billed Grebe
4. Horned Grebe
5. Red-necked Grebe
6. Eared Grebe
7. Double-crested Cormorant
8. Great Blue Heron
9. Canada Goose
Cackler
10. Gadwall
11. Eurasian Wigeon
12. American Wigeon
13. Mallard
14. Northern Pintail
15. Green-winged Teal
16. Greater Scaup
17. Lesser Scaup
18. Harlequin Duck
19. Surf Scoter
20. White-winged Scoter
21. Black Scoter
22. Bufflehead
23. Hooded Merganser
24. Common Merganser
25. Bald Eagle
26. Northern Harrier
27. Sharp-shinned Hawk
28. Cooper's Hawk
29. Red-tailed Hawk
30. Peregrine Falcon
31. Ring-necked Pheasant
32. American Coot
33. Killdeer
34. Greater Yellowlegs
35. Whimbrel
36. Common Snipe
37. Mew Gull
38. Ring-billed Gull
39. California Gull
40. Glaucous-winged Gull
41. Rock Dove
42. Northern Flicker
43. American Crow
44. Common Raven
45. Black-capped Chickadee
46. Red-breasted Nuthatch
47. Winter Wren
48. Bewick's Wren
49. Golden-crowned Kinglet
50. Ruby-crowned Kinglet
51. Hermit Thrush
52. American Robin
53. European Starling
54. American Pipit
55. Spotted Towhee
56. Savannah Sparrow
57. Song Sparrow
58. White-crowned Sparrow
59. Golden-crowned Sparrow
60. Dark-eyed Junco
61. Western Meadowlark
62. House Finch
63. House Sparrow

(*v*)Donna Ferrill
brdr1 at aol.com
Mukilteo/Cle Elum, WA