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Transcription: Saturday, May 6, 4:23 P.M. Hello this is Jan Bragg, (206)
524-3460. Reporting Caspian Terns at the swim beach area at Magnuson Park;
there were 11 on Friday. Also there was a Western Meadowlark on April
30th, a Wilson' Warbler on May 3rd. Thank and good birding.

Saturday, May 6, 10:21 PM. Hi this is Steve
Mlodinow, today Dennis Duffy and I birded South Whidbey, Sequim, and Port
Angeles area; besides seeing 107 species of birds, we saw nothing unusual.
The wounded Emperor Goose is still at Lincoln Park in Port Angeles.

Sunday, May 7, 6:59 AM. Hi this is Dave Beaudette
(206) 365-2083 reporting from Snohomish County. Birded the Everett Sewage
Ponds and heard a Horned Lark overhead. At the pond North of the Jacknife
Bridge, an American Bittern was seen in flight. At the Stanwood sewage ponds
I saw a male Greater Scaup and 2 Bank Swallows. Talked to Dan Logan and he
pointed out a female Wilson's Phalarope. Thats all, good birding.

Sunday, May 7, 4:33 PM. Hi this is Shalia Pa?? Sp.
(sorry could not get last name) (206) 623-0753. While birding Discovery Park
I got beautiful looks at a Wilson's Warbler, Hutton's Vireo,`and Warbling
Vireo. Highlight of the day was a Whimbrel, flying back and forth at the
North Beach, near the lighthouse. Thank you.



BirdBox last accessed about 7:00 PM May 7
Doug Watkins
Bainbridge Island, Wa.
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