Subject: [Tweeters] Glaucous Gulls at "poop piles" photo
Date: Mar 25 05:11:19 2006
From: William Kaufman - beaux at u.washington.edu





Your long-eared owl photos are outstanding!

Bill Kaufman
Woodinville WA


on 3/25/06 1:17 AM, Denny Granstrand at dgranstrand at charter.net wrote:

> Hi Tweeters,
>
> I visited the Wallula poop piles near the Walla Walla River delta this
> afternoon, searching for the Iceland Gull that has been seen there
> recently. I dipped on it but did see two first-year Glaucous Gulls.
>
> Among other stops, I drove through Columbia Park in Richland hoping to find
> a Eurasion Wigeon. Dipped again but did find a hybrid Eurasian X American
> Wigson and a possible hybrid Canada Goose X Greater White-fronted
> Goose. Photos of the gulls, wigeon and goose are in the new photos folder
> on my website.
>
> I ran between the poop piles and the Two Rivers WMA searching for the
> Iceland Gull. There were a large number of gulls at Two Rivers, well over
> 3000, with a vast majority being Ring-billed Gulls. There were quite a few
> pink Ring-billed Gulls in the group, at least a ratio of one in 30-40.
>
> I did get a Eurasian Wigeon at Two Rivers for my year list.
>
> A Great Horned Owl is hooting near my house as I wrote this.
>
> Denny Granstrand
>



> * Denny Granstrand *
> * Yakima, WA *
> * dgranstrand at charter.net *
> * Denny's bird photos can be seen online at: *
> http://granstrand.net/gallery/
>
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