Subject: Many waters (fwd)
Date: Oct 26 11:34:16 1999
From: Anna Coles - acoles at u.washington.edu


Hope some fellow tweetsters find this forwarded message of interest. the
url below looks too short to me (I didn't try it) so here's one from
Russell Link for THE WEEKENDER:
http://www.wa.gov/wdfw/do/weekendr/weekendr.htm

(i also hope the message reorganizes itself to something more
readable--sorry if it doesn't)
--Anna Coles, Seattle Wash.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 16:50:39 -0700
From: Russell Link <linkrel at dfw.wa.gov>

Birdwatching is on tap at the second annual Walla Walla Foliage and Feathers Festival, Oct. 28-31. This southeast Washington town celebrates its beautiful fall colors and diversity of bird life, much of which is found in the deciduous trees and habitat along its many riparian or streamside areas (Walla Walla means *many waters.*) Events include tours of the Fort Walla Walla Natural Area, McNary Wildlife Refuge,Pioneer Park and Aviary, and Rooks Park and Bennington Lake area. Check out details at http:// or 1-877-WWVISIT.

>From the Weekender
October 21- November 3
WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE
www.wa.gov/wdfw

(This issue also includes a section on bird feeders).