I already emailed Josh about this.
I saw 6 TVs cruising north over 6th Avenue in downtown Seattle last year on
May 27th. I was sitting in the courtyard at 2 Union Square taking an
afternoon break when I noticed them. They weren't high at all, and I got
good looks at them. I was surprised to see them.

Ruth Taylor
Seattle

-----Original Message---
From: Stewart Wechsler <ecostewart at quidnunc.net>
To: Josh Hayes <josh at blarg.net>; tweeters at u.washington.edu
<tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Date: Monday, June 26, 2006 1:25 PM
Subject: RE: [Tweeters] Deceptive eagle - and Turkey Vultures in Seattle


>
>(-----Original Message-----
>From: Josh Hayes "Would a TV sighting in Seattle proper be at all
>unusual?")
>
>Josh and all,
>
>In the middle of the breeding season I would consider a Turkey Vulture
>sighting in Seattle proper noteworthy. I have only seen them in the city
>during migration (in the fall I've seen flocks of 40 to 50 birds migrating
>through.) I don't know when the juveniles fledge, but I could imagine we
>might see wandering fledgelings before migration "officially" starts.
>Anyone else seen TV's within the city of Seattle in the middle of breeding
>season?
>
>Stewart Wechsler
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