Thanks to all who have helped with ID'ing these birds.
I had a few requests to post a summary of responses,
so here goes.

UNID #1: Quite a variety of opinions on this one.

- 3 responses said MacGillivray's Warbler. This is
what I was leaning towards, but didn't want to sway
people's opinions.
- 1 response said Nashville Warbler, and one thought
it was a possibility but they ruled it out because of
the lack of a yellow chin.
- 1 response said orange-crowned warbler
- 1 response said ruby-crowned kinglet or hutton's
vireo, leaning towards the kinglet

UNID #2 and #3: All said Bushtits. One commented that
if there were many seen, that would clinch it - and
as I recall, there was a large group of them in the
bushes, all fairly active.

UNID #4: All said Bewick's Wren.

Thanks to all for the help!

-mike

--- Michael Hawk <thisisatest22 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> A few months back (early September) I had a brief
> business trip to the Seattle area. I visited
> Discovery Park, the University Arboretum, Spencer
> Island, and Juanita Bay Park. I greatly enjoyed the
> trip, and appreciate the help I received from this
> list in identifying spots I should visit.
>
> I'm still very much a novice in birding, and being
> out
> of my usual environment didn't help. I am hoping
> that
> a few folks could take a look at the URL below, on
> which I have posted a few pictures of a couple of
> birds I have not been able to ID.
>
> http://www.amfmdx.net/birds/washington.html
>
> Thanks for the help,
>
> -mike
> Omaha, NE
>
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