Hello-

Michael Mann and I had a male BLACK AND WHITE WARBLER in Carnation this
morning around noon. We located the bird in a small stand of deciduous
trees along the Snoqualmie River. For those of you with my book, it is at
location L. For others, take Carnation Farms Road towards Carnation and
SR-203 (east). Immediately after crossing the bridge over the Snoqualmie,
turn left and procede 2/10 mile to a dirt turnout. Park here. The bird was
in the trees along the river along with Yellow, Wilson's, and
Orange-Crowneds. Please note that part of Ames Lake Road is closed, so you
will not be able to get to Carnation Farms Road by taking Ames Lake from
SR-202. Let me know if you need more specific direction.

Good Birding

Mike Wile
Redmond, WA
425-503-5766
mikewile at attbi.com