Tweets - just a quick and belated report from Marymoor for yesterday. Brian
Bell joined me, but he conveniently had to leave just before the rain turned
really heavy. Tough birding in the rain, but I did the loop. Then the weather
cleared up some (though it took some winds to do it), so I did most of the loop
again.

No sign of the Brewer's Sparrow nor the Western Kingbird, but:

Common Loon Out on lake
Hairy Woodpecker F at Rowing Club
Warbling Vireo At least 3
Orange-crowned Warbler Only about 5
NASHVILLE WARBLER As before, 1 south of East Meadow
Wilson's Warbler Conservative count 12-20. All males.
Yellow Warbler Heard one at west end of boardwalk
Yellow-rumped Warbler 40-50, MF, Aud & Myrt.
Common Yellowthroat First females
Western Tanager At least 5, including a female
N. Rough-winged Swallow Rowing Club - spring's first
Vaux's Swift 1 or 2 at Rowing Club - spring's first
Mourning Dove 1, East Meadow

Had a 5 swallow day and a 6 warbler day.

Boy was it wet. Wet, wet, wet. 50 species total.

== Michael Hobbs
== Kirkland WA
== hummer at isomedia.com
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