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Thursday, Feb 8th, 6:10 P.M. This is Tom Aversa, (206) 782-7342, reporting
for Snohomish County, had the imm. GYRFALCON on Snohomish River Rd, probably
about a mile down, across the tracks, in the lone hardwood; there was also a
white, or krideri, or intergrade which was really cooperative and makes for
some good studies if you want to take a peek; also apparently the 1st two
spring migrants I?ve had today at the Monroe prison dairy farm were a couple
of TREE SWALLOWS, thats all.

Saturday, Feb 10th, 3:12 P.M. Hi, this is Stephen Mlodinow, today Dennis
Duffy, Jim Flynn and I went out the ?GYRFALCON SPOT? and missed it: went
then to Water Street about midday, spent about an hour there, and had the
?white-sided? PACIFIC LOON, but no Arctic Loon. Thats about it, good luck
and good birding.

Sunday, Feb 11th, 8:07 A.M. Hi this is Allan Knue (206) 706-2550, with a
belated report for Saturday. Yesterday, Mike Donahoe, Allan Grennan and I
had an ARCTIC LOON at the Water Street site in edmonds, both in the morning
and evening, that all and good birding.
BirdBox lasted accessed about 7: 04 P.M. February 11, 2001.
Doug Watkins
Bainbridge Island, Wa.
dougnpip at aol.com
(206) 842-7131 (home)