Sounds great, Marv. I drove up to Richmond on errands today and counted 22 Bald Eagles between the Serpentine
river (where the freeway bends around from a northerly to a westerly direction at Mud Bay) and and the tunnel at the Fraser. Coming back I stopped at the south end of 72nd street off Highway 10/Ladner Trunk Road (near Boundary Bay Airport) and found the Gyrfalcon that hangs out on the tide flats there.

At 07:44 PM 2/7/02 -0800, you wrote:
>Today at lunch between 1 and 2:00PM in the Kent Valley:
>
>COMMON REDPOLL- 14 in a birch tree on 287th St off of West Valley; this is
>the same tree I reported redpolls in on Jan 13 and Jan 28.
>MERLIN- first seen in flight and then perched at the Smith Dairy, now sans
>cows :-( at 277th and West Valley
>BALD EAGLE- adult seen almost daily at Lake Fenwick off of 272nd/277th west
>of West Valley.
>COOPER'S HAWK- in a tree at 277th and Hwy 167.
>
>On 285th off of West Valley there are still lots of ducks including EURASIAN
>WIGEON. Today I didn't look for the LB DOWITCHERS that have been there for
>a few weeks.
>
>It was a good lunch.
>
>Marv Breece
>Seattle, WA

Jack Kintner <kintner at nas.com> Blaine, WA
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