Mary,

Another sewer pond addition, but one I haven't birded carefully yet, is
found just to the north of Ocean Beach Highway on the outskirts of
Longview. It regularly holds waterfowl and gulls, and I would suspect it
along with the extensive system of sloughs in the same general area could
hold phalarope, bittern, snipe, and more.

Thanks for posting your compilation

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>A few weeks ago I posted a query re where are the birdy sewage ponds in
>Washington. Here are the responses I received, in alphabetical order:
>
> Concrete (Skagit County) - tiny roadside sewage lagoon
> Everett
> Grandview (access not always available)
> Hoquiam
> Kent
> Ocean Shores SP
> Stanwood
> Vancouver Lake Lowlands--Fruit Valley Wastewater
> Washougal--surrounded by the Steigerwald Lake Refuge
>
>Many Thanks to all who replied.
>
>Mary Klein
>Seattle WA
>bassclef at seanet.com
>
>