Kristin Stewart and I birded mainly Gray's Harbor CO. yesterday, best
migrant songbirds were to be found at Burroughs RD where Tom Aversa had good
luck. Note, nothing was "Seen" here, but all were singing loudly.

BURROUGHS RD
3 WARBLING VIREOS
3 PACIFIC-SLOPE FLYCATCHERS
many WILSON'S WARBLERS

OCEAN SHORES JETTY
streams of WESTERN GREBES and PACIFIC LOONS
1 RED-THR. LOON
5 BLACK TURNSTONES
40+SURFBIRDS
15 BLACK-LEGGED KITTIWAKES
8 PIGEON GUILLEMOTS
10 COMMON MURRES

HOQUIAM SEWAGE TR. PONDS
1 CINNAMON TEAL

SANDPIPER TRAIL
8 GREATER-WHITE FR. GEESE
1 SNOW GOOSE (INJURED?)
20 BL.BELLIED PLOVERS
300+ SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS

MONTESANO OVERPASS
1 TURKEY VULTURE
2 OSPREY

Jason Paulios
JPaulios at hotmial.com
Olympia, WA

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