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Ornithological Society. To leave a message about a notable sighting, or to
listen to recent reports from other birders, call (206) 281-9172 and follow
the prompts.

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She can be reached at Lawson at softhome.net or (206) 282-5593.


Please address any corrections (such as errors in place names or observers)
to the transcriber, Phil Kelley.

Friday, July 29, 11:04 AM. Oh hello. This is Dave Binghamton (sp?), phone
number 425-775-5947. Just wanted to report that the RED-NECKED STINT is still
present at the Three Crabs Restaurant near Sequim. This morning it appeared,
on the rising tide, about 10 past 10 and it is still showing at 11:00. Thanks.
Good luck and good birding.

Sunday, July 31, 8:22 AM. Hi. This is Bob Flores and I'm at Three Crabs and
it is 8:00 in the morning, Sunday. And we've have the RED-NECKED STINT
sitting right in front of us here, so it is still around. If you are thinking of
coming, come.

Monday, August 1, 2:28 PM. Yes, hello. This is Brad Waggoner at
206-780-9581, reporting from the Three Crabs today, on Monday. The RED-NECKED STINT was
present from a little before 1, 10 minutes to 1 till about 10 minutes to 2,
for about an hour, so he was seen on Monday. Thanks much. Good luck and good
birding.

Tuesday, August 2, 5:22 PM. This is Rachel Lawson at 206-282-5593. Today,
Tuesday, the RED-NECKED STINT was still present behind the Three Crabs
Restaurant in Sequim. The bird turned up about 2:00 in the afternoon and was still
present when I left at 2:40. That's it. Good birding.

Saturday, August 6, 9:56 AM. Hi, this is Steven Mlodinow. On August 6th,
between 9:30 and 9:45, the LONG-BILLED CURLEW at Luhr Beach visible from the
Nisqually Reach Nature Center was present and easily seen. That's it. Good Luck
and good birding.

BirdBox last accessed August 10, 10:37 AM.

Phil Kelley
Lacey, WA
360-459-1499
scrubjay323 at aol.com

"We were few and they were many. Now we are many and they are few."
Confucius