Subject: [Tweeters] Washington Birdbox 6-1 to 6-10
Date: Sep 9 22:10:21 2006
From: Bob Norton - norton36 at olypen.com


The Washington BirdBox is a voice mailbox sponsored by the Washington
Ornithological Society. To leave a message about a notable sighting,
or to listen to the messages from the last seven days, call (206)
281-9172 and follow the prompts.

Rachel Lawson is system administrator. She can be reached at
RachelLawson at softhome.net.

Please address any corrections (such as errors in place names or
observers) to Bob Norton (360) 928-3053 or norton36 at olypen.com

Here is another transcription I found in the drafts section. Sorry Bob

Tuesday, June 6, 11:14AM Hi. My name is Mary Harrenda. My phone is (425)
844-0596. I have a confirmed sighting of a male WESTERN BLUEBIRD in the
Snoqualmie Valley in the fields northwest of the Stillwater Wildlife Area
WDFW parking lot. This is off Highway 203, about three and a half miles
north of the town of Carnation. I also can report that bluebirds are using
nestboxes installed by private landowners in the valley.Also I have a
possible male BOBOLINK sighting in the valley. I saw this bird in Duval
along the Snoqualmie Valley Trail behind a small industrial complex at 14701
Main Street NE in Duval. There's a an automative place, T. J. Vance, and a
Taequondo Studio in the complex

Wednesday, June 7, 9PM This is Rachel Lawson at (206) 282-5593. The
BAY-BREASTED WARBLER repored by Russ Kopendreyer (sp.?) on Sunday is still
present near Eagle Rock. You can find the bird by following Russ's
directions. Today the bird was seen both on road 1909 and road 500 which
branchs off from the same intersection. The bird sings pretty much
constantly from the tops of the trees so it's easiest to find by listening
for it. That's it. Good birding.

Saturday, June 10, 9:39AM Hi. This is Stephen Mlodinow. On Saturday the
10th, I followed the BALTIMORE ORIOLE around from about 6:15 to 7 at
Marymore Park.It was singing most of that time, views were somewhat brief.
It was mostly present from the gate that marks the dogs off leash/on leash
boundry to where the boardwalk begins. Good luch and good birding.


Bob Norton
norton36 at olypen.com
Joyce (near Port Angeles), WA