There was a pair of Eurasian Wigeons, the male was an immature, just off
Seahurst Park beach, along with about 2500 American Wigeon, on Sunday,
November 05, 2000. Mallard Lake area is not that far......could be the
same pair if the male is an immature.
Cheers, me2
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, narendra bhagwat wrote:

> Hi Tweets,
> There is a pair of Eurasion Wigeon (male and female) at a small lake which
> belongs to an Apartment Complex. This pair is mixed with other American
> Wegeon's, they are there since last 3-4 days. Also present are Northern
> Shovlers and a single female Hooded Merganser.
>
> Here is the address of this place for those who are interested.
> Mallard Lake Park (Apartments),
> 1400 SW 107th St,
> Seattle - 98146
>
> As you enter the Apartment complex area, visitor parking is there to the
> left side. The lake is behind the apartment office.
> (its behind Albertson's)
>
> Narendra Bhagwat,
> Seattle.
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