This morning at Marymoor there was the now-usual horde of Savannah Sparrows, plus Golden-crowned, Song, and a seemingly late Lincoln's. Warblers were all Wilson's, except for Common Yellowthroats. Black-capped Chickadees (pair) and Bushtits (pair) were active at nests that had been quiet for a couple of weeks.The only swallows were Barn and Tree. A Warbling Vireo was near the north end of the east-side boardwalk, and 2 Mourning Doves flew downriver. Oddest sighting was a female GADWALL flying into a cavity in a cottonwod snag along the north side of the Pea Patch.
David White
drmwhite at nets.com
Bellevue WA