Hi Tweets -
Passing on a report from Michael Hobbs [still w/o power over on the
eastside]. Today at about 2:30 he relocated the Palm Warbler at the
mouth of the Cedar River in Renton [King Co]. The PAWA sounds like it
was close to the place Matt Dufort reported it earlier in the
morning, about 100yds north of the restroom building, in some trees.

Glad to hear this visitor made it through the wind storms --

Matt Bartels
Seattle WA

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>Hi Tweets,
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>I stopped by the mouth of the Cedar River in Renton this morning.
>The Palm Warbler was working the bushes and trees between the
>restroom building and the north end of the park, from about 8:20 to
>8:45. At times it was consorting with a few Yellow-rumped Warblers,
>but at other times it was by itself. The flock of gulls on Lake
>Washington included at least 5 Herring and 3 Thayer's Gulls, and a
>Spotted Sandpiper was working the log booms.
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>At Seattle Audubon's Carnation Marsh, 2 White-throated Sparrows were
>in with the large sparrow flock hanging around the parking area. In
>the field adjacent to the parking area were 28 Western Meadowlarks -
>the most I've ever seen in one place in King County.
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>Good birding,
>
>Matt Dufort
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>Seattle, WA
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