Last Thursday there was a Green Heron at Nisqually NWR; it flew about some
and perched on logs on both sides of the Nisqually at the river overlook
near the end of the boardwalk. It would be easy for the out-of-stater to
check Nisqually on the way to Mud Bay.

Paul Webster
Seattle
paul.webster at comcast.net

----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Hicks
To: , tweeters
Cc: Paulios, Jason
Sent: Sunday, August 15, 2004 5:24 PM
Subject: out-of-stater looking for Green Heron


Tweets,

A few days ago an out-of-stater was inquiring about a location to find
Green Heron en route to the coast. If anyone still has that post/contact
info (I don't), she may appreciate hearing about Jason's heron at, I assume,
Mud Bay.

Good birding!

Paul Hicks
Tenino WA
phicks AT accessgrace.org
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Jason's sighting:

Subject: Coastal birding
From: "Jason Paulios" <jpaulios AT earthlink.net>
Date: Sun, 15 Aug 2004 16:17:07 -0700

Keith Brady and I made a few stops in Grays Harbor today for seabirds and
shorebirds...
....A stop on the way out and back at Mud Bay did not produce the GREAT
EGRET. There were Least Sandpiper and Greater Yellowlegs present though.
Also the other day Steve Nord and I saw a flushed GREEN HERON fly over the
road here.

Jason Paulios
Jpaulios AT earthlink.net
Olympia, WA