Hi Everyone:
The Auburn American Redstart was still there this afternoon (Tues) at 2pm
between rainstorms. A Cooper's Hawk flew by.
A Eurasian Wigeon was in the nearby M St pond (in the field by Emerald
Downs) w/ quite a few N Pintails and Grn-winged Teals. An adult Bald Eagle
flew through and scattered the ducks. A Peregrine Falcon perched on the
main light standard just to the north of Emerald Downs.
Carol Schulz
DesMoines
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From: <buteoreg at comcast.net>
To: <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 9:34 AM
Subject: [Tweeters] Auburn American Redstart


> Hi Tweets,
>
> The American Redstart Ryan Shaw & Charlie Wright found yesterday was still
> there as of 8:20 this AM. It was in the birch trees with a few
> Yellow-rumped Warblers and was fairly active.
>
> To find it take the 15th NW exit off of Hwy 167 at Auburn. Go east on 15th
> and then left (north) on M St NW. Follow the road about a mile until it
> bends right becoming 29th. At the bend you an park in a pull-out where
> there is a road block and some orange construction fencing. The birch
> trees are right at that corner. This area is very close to where the Black
> Phoebe was seen earlier this year.
>
> good birding,
>
> Jim Flynn
> buteoreg at comcast.net
> Seattle, WA