Subject: Eggs at NWR
Date: Apr 27 12:14:34 2004
From: Margaret Parkinson - margparkie at comcast.net


I had a lovely afternoon at NWR on Sunday. I am puzzled by the sight of 18
18 large white eggs sitting unattended on the sand across the river from the
first river lookout spot. I think they might be Canada Goose eggs but why
are there so many (18) and what are they doing sitting unprotected on the
sand? I have a photo of the eggs is anyone wants to see it. Any
information would be appreciated.



My big thrill on Sunday was an American Bittern poking around in the reeds
very close to the boardwalk near the education center. Great look for a
long time.



Margaret Parkinson

University District, Seattle



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