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Wednesday, August 31, 12:14 PM. This is Brian Bell calling, 425-485-8058. We
are at Marymoor Park, right now at noon, on Wednesday the 31st, and we are
looking at a BUFF-BREASTED SANDPIPER. If you come into the park, come through
3 stop signs to the road that goes to the dog area parking lot. As soon as
you turn right look immediately to the left. there is a bunch of KILLDEER in
there and the bird has been walking around through the old dried grasses. Thank
you.

Thursday, September 1, 12:04 PM. Hi. This is Tom Aversa, calling from Grays
Harbor. There is a fall plumage MAGNOLIA WARBLER at Bottle Beach. Just stand
on the path about 50 yards from the beach. The bird was moving up the right
side up north up the beach a little bit. I should say that bird was seen
between 9:30 and 10 this morning. Thanks.

BirdBox last accessed 9:45 PM, September 1, 2005.



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