On September 21st six people went on a bird walk led by Darryl Thompson from
Pilchuck Audubon. The day started out quite foggy and then turned sunny by
lunchtime.

Birds seen/heard:
1. Killdeer
2. White-crowned Sparrow
3. Black-capped Chickadee
4. Brewer's Blackbird
5. Red-winged Blackbird
6. American Pipit
7. European Starling
8. American Robin
9. Savanna Sparrow
10. House Sparrow
11. Rock Dove
12. Barn Swallow
13. Common Yellowthroat
14. Song Sparrow
15. Cedar Waxwing
16. Mallards
17. Northern Flicker
18. Bewick's Wren
19. Common Loon
20. Yellow Warbler
21. Nashville Warbler
22. MacGillivray's Warbler
23. Orange-crowned Warbler
24. Kingfisher
25. Anna's Hummingbird
26. Great Blue Heron
Darryl wants me to add that we saw (at a distance) a very strange
looking
bird hanging out with the herons that we weren't able to identify.
27. Purple Finch
28. Pintails
29. Black-throated Sparrow
30. Downy Woodpecker
31. Marsh Wren
32. Snipes
33. Green-winged Teal
34. Black-crowned Night Heron
35. Virginia Rail
36. Bittern
37. Blue-winged Teal
38. Cinnamon Teal
39. Bushtit's
40. American Goldfinch
41. Lincoln Sparrow
42. Northern Harrier
43. Spotted Towhee
44. Raven
45. White-fronted Geese
46. Snow Goose (1 in with the White-fronted)
47. Whimbrels
48. White-throated Sparrow
49. Glaucous-winged Gull
50. Dowitcher sp.
51. Turkey Vultures
52. Ruby Crowned Kinglet
53. Red-tailed Hawk
54. Steller's Jay
55. American Wigeon
56. Gadwall
57. Northern Shoveler
58. Caspian Tern
59. Bonaparte's Gull
60. Mew Gull
61. Ring-billed Gull
62. Scaup sp.
63. Western Gull
64. Bald Eagle
65. Eurasian Wigeon
66. Peregrine Falcon
67. Sanderlings
68. Golden Eagle

(*v*)Donna Ferrill
Mukilteo/Cle Elum, WA
e-mail to: brdr1 at aol.com