Tweets,
It was high tide and pounding waves this morning at Dungeness Spit so took
the horse trail through the forest of the county park, south of NWR. Upon
reaching the wetlands overlook, 2 Bewick Wrens were singing their hearts out
as if it were spring. There are wild cherry trees with plenty of fruit that
the birds love. One White-crowned Sparrow was still hanging around. Lots
of Spotted Towhees, Dark-eyed Juncos and Bushtits.

Spotted 4 TVs at 2pm heading in a south-easterly direction over the blue
hole of Sequim. I'm assuming they like the thermals that the sunny sky
provided.

Clovis
Sequim, WA
mailto: clovis ache at hotmail dot com

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