Hello Tweets,

Today Dave Hayden, and my mother and I birded Thurston and Lewis Cos., with 97 total species. Weather was great with mostly to partly sunny skies, turning mostly cloudy during early PM. A few spring arrivals were great to see! Several dragonflies were also present at this location WESTERN FORKTAIL(ischnura perparva )FOUR SPOTTED SKIMMER(libellula quadrimaculata )

GREEN HERON
1 adult at Black Lake Meadows,Thurston Co.

CINNAMON TEAL
1 pair at Black Lake Meadows,Thurston Co.

CANVASBACK
1 female at Centralia Steam Plant,LE

AM.KESTREL
1 pair at Weir Prairie,TH
1 at Lacey Clearcut,TH

NORTHERN BOBWHITE
4 at Weir Prairie,TH

BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER
12 at Centralia Steam Plant,LE
34 at Eld Inlet(Mud Bay),TH

SPOTTED SANDPIPER
1 at Eld Inlet,TH

WESTERN SANDPIPER
1 at Centralia Steam Plant,LE
38 at Eld Inlet,TH

LEAST SANDPIPER
37 at Centralia Steam Plant,LE
17 at Black Lake Meadows,TH

DUNLIN
1 at Centralia Steam Plant,LE
74 at Eld Inlet,TH

SHORT-BILLED DOWITCHER
17 at Eld Inlet,TH

LONG-BILLED DOWITCHER
1 at Centralia Steam Plant,LE

HOUSE WREN
6 at Weir Prairie,TH

CASSIN'S VIREO
1 at Weir Prairie,TH
1 at Lacey Clearcut,TH

YELLOW WARBLER
1 at Black Lake Meadows,TH

MACGILLIVRAY'S WARBLER
1 at Black Lake Meadows,TH

WILSON'S WARBLER
1 at Black Lake Meadows,TH

LINCOLN'S SPARROW
2 at Black Lake Meadows,TH

PURPLE FINCH
good numbers throughout

RED CROSSBILL
17 at Weir Prairie,TH

EVENING GROSBEAK
8 at Weir Prairie

Ruth and Patrick Sullivan
GODWIT at worldnet.att.net


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