I had Greater Yellowlegs in Columbia NWR on 6/22. At the time I was
wondering which direction it was heading as I had some spring migrants the
week before.

Randy Hill
Othello



"Dennis K Rockwell"
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06/30/01 09:49 AM
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"Dennis K Rockwell"





Seems a little early, but yesterday and again this morning, there's a
Lesser
Yellowlegs on the exposed mudflats in the marsh in front of the wildlife
observation blind along the nature trail in Two Rivers County Park.
(DeLorme page 39, 8-C.)

Dennis Rockwell Kennewick, WA dennis.rockwell at gte.net

There's an old saying which goes:
Once the last tree is cut and the last river poisoned,
you will find you cannot eat your money.
Joyce McLean

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