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Monday, June 12, 6:36 PM. Hi, this is Greg Toffic and this is a report for the Everett area. At
the north end of Port Gardner Bay at the Everett waterfront was a PEREGRINE FALCON on a log boom.
At the Everett sewage treatment plants there were two EARED GREBES and 2 male REDHEADS. At Spencer
Island I found one EASTERN KINGBIRD in the northeast corner along the dike, and there was a constant
presence of BLACK SWIFTS in very small numbers, over the Spencer Island and nearby areas. The
highest total I saw at any one time was 9 birds. Good birding.

Monday, June 12, 1:12 pm. My name is Jerry Tsutakawa, in Seattle at 206-329-2285 or 206-329-0433,
and we have a baby albino crow and family in front of the house. They are very cute and very
interesting, and if anybody's interested, give me a call. Ask for Jerry, Judy, Zack or Zana.

Sunday, June 11, 7:05 pm. This is Rachel Lawson, 206-282-5593. Today in the Vantage area, Liz
Campbell and I saw and heard 1 LEAST FLYCATCHER. The bird was in Gingko State Park along the old
Vantage highway in the trees around the park ranger's residence. That's all. Good birding.