This evening at Montlake Fill between 6.50 and 8.10pm there was an
adult female scissor-tailed flycatcher along the western edge of the
central pond. The bird was last seen by the SW pond and was observed by
myself, Monica Silva and Clare (sorry forgot your last name).

I've taken the liberty of attaching a photo:

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Other species seen:

1 semi-palmated plover (flying overhead)
7 cinnamon teal
4 long-billed dowitchers
1 short-billed dowitcher
1 greater yellowlegs
3 western sandpipers
4 least sandpipers
2 spotted sandpipers
3 great blue herons


Stuart
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Stuart MacKay, Seattle, WA, USA