The Washington BirdBox is a voice mailbox sponsored by the Washington
Ornithological Society. To leave a report about a notable sighting or to
listen
to the most recent reports from other birders, call (206) 281-9172 and follow
the prompts.

Rachel Lawson is the system administrator. She can be reached at
_rachelwl at msn.com_ (mailto:rachelwl at msn.com) .

Please contact me (Phil Kelley) by phone or email if you have any questions,
comments, or corrections about this transcription.

Saturday, October 21, 10:10 PM. This is Rachael Lawson, BirdBox system
administrator, with a report from Guy McWerty. He said that today,
Saturday,
at about 1:00 he had a SHARPTAILED SANDPIPER at Helen's Pond in Sequim.
That's it. Good birding.

Thursday, October 26, 10:12 AM. This is Rachael Lawson at 206-282-5593.
Yesterday Justine Goosey were at Discovery Park in Seattle, and we saw a
flock of 6 ANCIENT MURLETS off West Point. That's it. Good birding.

Friday, October 27, 12:50 PM. This Rachael Lawson, BirdBox system
administrator,
with a report from Joe Buchanan. He reports that on October 22 he found a
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK adjacent to the Kennedy Creek Natural Area Preserve in Mason
County. That's it. Good birding.

Saturday, October 28, 1:45 PM. Hi, This is Steven Mlodinow. Today Bill
Tweit,
Bruce LaBar, Marcus Roening, and I had a CATTLE EGRET along Fir Island Road
across the street from the swan goose, er snow goose preserve and just east
of
the snow goose preserve. Apparently it has been there for a week or two.
At the Fir Island/Skagit Wildlife Management Area headquarters we had a SWAMP
SPARROW
and 2 WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS. Good luck and good birding.

Saturday, October 28, 2:39 PM. This is Michael Fleming, 206-297-3234,
birding today in Westport. And at the marina there I had 5 ROCK SANDPIPER in
amongst a few BLACK TURNSTONES along the fishing boardwalk. That's it. Good luck
and good birding.

BirdBox last accessed November 1, 2006, 7:06 AM.

Phil Kelley
Lacey, WA
scrubjay323 at aol.com
360-459-1499

" We were few and they were many. Now we are many and they are few"
Confucius