Hi Tweets,
I thought of giving my observation report. Well, I did this twice
(4/17,4/18), but not much luck. Within 1 hour I saw only two birds passing
in front of moon. Then I saw one very very huge bird, but then I realized it
was a 'Boeing Bird'! I observed this from West Seattle Junction. Other than
this one Coyote did showed up there!

Can any one give me some info as to what is the best time to observe this ?

Narendra Bhagwat,
West Seattle,
narendraabhagwat at hotmail.com

>From: "Robin David Robinson" <Robinsnestsooke at telus.net>
>Reply-To: Robinsnestsooke at telus.net
>To: <Tweeters at u.washington.edu>
>Subject: Migration observations during Full Moon
>Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 22:47:01 -0700
>
>Hello tweeters
>
>I haven't heard anyone mention this interesting spring pastime. Setting up
>your bird scope on the full moon and watching migrating birds passing in
>front of it. This evening I tried for a 1/2 hour sitting and counted 13
>individual passerines passing at about 1 minute intervals.
>Identification is interesting since you have about 2 to 3 seconds before
>the bird is gone depending how high and how fast they're travelling. Care
>to try your luck?
>
> good birding
>
>R. Robinson

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