Thanks, Cliff! That would have them going up through Lake Forest Park,
perhaps near Ballinger Way.

Maybe I should drive up that way some evening, and see if they swing
left. Or, perhaps, swing right to follow the shoreline towards Kenmore,
and possibly St. Edwards. ??

I've been trying to get a count, but never seem to be near the window
when the daily event begins. Likely at least a hundred plus.

John
NE Seattle

ps: For many years we've watched a Bald Eagle or two follow the same
daily route, but usually an hour or two earlier. These are easier to
track with a scope, and I think they are among those who roost in St.
Edwards.