Good Morning to Jo and Tweeters,

I am wanting to know where Narbeck is. I have never been there and your description makes me want to go and check it out even if it is February in May!

Thanks.

Kathy

Kathy Andrich
Renton, WA
kjandrich at netscape.net




Joaw9 at aol.com wrote:

>Tweets --
> ? ? ? Although it was mighty cold this morning at 5:30 AM, I wandered over
>to Narbeck after work. ?So glad I did because my patience (I was literally
>frozen in place) paid off with a Sora who came within eight feet of my feet. ?
>This is the first SORA I have seen (or heard) at Narbeck. ?
> ? ? ? Other birds at Narbeck this morning:
>Bullock's Oriole (2, putting on a great display for each other and me)
>Western Tanagers
>Yellow warblers
>Yellow-rumped warblers
>Orange-crowned warblers
>Bushtits
>Marsh wrens
>Bewick's wrens
>Spotted towhees
>Am. goldfinches
>ruby-crowned kinglets
>black-capped chickadees
>Mallards (with younglings)
>Canada geese (with younglings)
>Cowbirds
>Brown creepers
>Downy woodpeckers
>Common yellowthroat
>Song sparrows
>White-crowned sparrows
>Juncos
>(several birds whose song I could not identify nor find)
>
> ? ? ? New observation of the week: ?A robin's nest under one of the
>footbridges. ?I thought robins always nested in trees, relatively high up. ?I
>saw the robin on the nest, on one of the bridge leg ledges. ?I was very
>surprised (you can tell I am still a newbie). ?Is this Robin nesting location
>familiar to other Tweets?
>Jo Waldron
>Everett, WA
>joaw9 at aol.com
>


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