According to:
http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/cgi-bin/quake/geophys.washington.edu/db=usa/river=1

02/01/09 03:26:54 48.11N 123.12W 21.8 2.9 BB FELT 23.4 km E of
Port Ang

The time is UTC so about 7:30pm on 1/8/2002. Most odd animal behavior
is associated with fore-shocks, small precursive events prior to
a bigger event. Since the USGS site only reports events greater than 2Ml,
who knows. If you can manage 10 or so more reps, you may have something.


DidjKid at aol.com wrote:
>
> Tweeters -
>
> A very ironic thing happened yesterday. I barely heard about
> it, but there was apparently a small earthquake in Western Washington
> yesterday (did anybody feel it?). I really haven't given earthquakes
> any thought since our last significant one. However, yesterday, I
> noticed a sudden change in the bird behavior in my backyard - the
> birds just started going crazy. I must have had fifty juncos in my
> backyard, thirty chickadees (both species), hundreds of robins in the
> neighborhood, among others. They just suddenly went berserk - flying
> every which way, calling and singing. I even heard juncos make a
> noise I'd never heard before. And I remember thinking, "Hmmm . . .
> wonder if this means there will be an earthquake? If there is, I'll
> sure have something to tell Tweeters!" Well, there was an earthquake
> . . .
> Coincidence . . .?
>
> Tyler Davis, 17
> Mercer Island, WA
> didjkid at aol.com

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