Black-throated Gray Warblers were in Seahurst Park forest in west Burien,
WA, yesterday, Sunday, Aug 13, 00. Birds are definitely on the
move. Large groups of Robins are congregating both in Seahurst canopy and
have also seen large groups feeding together on U of WA campus lawns.
Seems a tad early.
Cheers, Maureen
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On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Robert Flores wrote:

> I had a caliope hummingbird, yellow and wilsons warblers in my yard this
> morning so LOOK OUT YOUR WINDOWS.
>
> Bob Flores
> Othello, WA
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