Just read the account of the Seattle CBC in the SAS newsletter, and I'm
surprised by the numbers of Surfbirds and Black Turnstones.
Admittedly, I haven't been very good about prowling the shoreline of
King county; mostly just West Point and Shilshole and even less
frequently landing at Carkeek Park. Where were these birds seen?

Neither Wahl and Poulson's nor Hunn's books give much of a guide to
these birds in King County. Is this a recent trend?


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Mike Wagenbach wagen13 at yahoo.com
wagenATuDOTwashingtonDOTedu Seattle WA

"I like to get to work early, so I can discard a pet hypothesis before breakfast." Konrad Lorenz

I'd settle for Happy Hour.

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