hello tweets,

my bird list for the montlake fill this past sunday. as i stated in
a previous message (sent yesterday), nothing too unusual has arrived
yet. however, i'll be back there on friday morning, with a group of
UW students. maybe we'll pick up something unusual then?

pied-billed grebe
double-crested cormorant
great blue heron
canada goose
"cackling" canada goose (Branta canadensis minima)
mallard
gadwall
green-winged teal
american wigeon
northern shoveler
bufflehead
common merganser
ruddy duck
red-tailed hawk
ring-necked pheasant
american coot
killdeer
ring-billed gull
glaucous-winged gull
rock dove
anna's hummingbird
red-shafted flicker
american crow
tree swallow
violet-green swallow
bushtit
black-capped chickadee
bewick's wren
marsh wren
ruby-crowned kinglet
american robin (and two nests!)
european starling
yellow-rumped "audubon's" warbler
yellow-rumped "myrtle" warbler (my friend saw this one, i didn't)
fox sparrow
song sparrow
savannah sparrow
white-crowned sparrow
red-winged blackbird
house finch
english house sparrow

41 species and subspecies.

regards,

Deborah Wisti-Peterson, PhD Candidate nyneve at u.washington.edu
Department of Zoology, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash, USA
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