No Baikal teal today, either, when Faye McAdams Hands, Nate Chappell, and I
checked between 10 & 12:30.

Diane Yorgason-Quinn
Gig Harbor, WA
Avosetta at hotmail.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Stan Snyder" <snydersd at ah.org>
To: <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 7:59 AM
Subject: [Tweeters] Redwing - YES, Baikal Teal - NO


> Hi Tweeters,
>
> Sorry for the late posting. Saturday morning, Feb 19, Matthew
> Matthiessen, Kris Dunlap and I saw the Redwing in Olympia. The Redwing
> made a brief appearance at 8:50 am in the alley just east of Rogers.
> This alley parallels Rogers and is located between Rogers and Percival,
> and runs from 4th to Harrison. Matthew first found the Redwing in a
> deciduous tree on the east side of the alley. Then it dropped down onto
> the alley for a quick drink from a puddle. This was directly adjacent
> to the backyards on the west side of the alley that have the greatest
> amount of Robin activity, close to a few holly trees. The Redwing then
> flew to the NW and out of sight. Kris refound the bird at approx. 9:30
> am along Rogers just north of Harrison. Kris and I saw it in the first
> three trees on the east side of the street.
>
> Later we tried for the Baikal Teal in Kent, but no luck.
>
> Good birding,
> Stan Snyder
> Sacramento, CA
> snydersd at ah.org
>
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