The Horned Larks continue through 3:30 PM at Marymoor in Parking Lot B with the Killdeer flock, but no sign of the Mocker. Perhaps the juv. male Cooper's Hawk patrolling the dirt piles kept him under cover. Lots of sparrows: Savannahs in the dog run area, Lincoln's, White-crowned, Golden-crowned, and Song at the piles.

Gene Hunn.

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From: MaryFrances Mathis
To: tweeters at u.washington.edu
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 3:27 PM
Subject: [Tweeters] Marymoor Horned Larks & Mockingbird



Tweets.

I finally made it to Marymoor this morning in the rain and found 5 HORNED LARKS along with about 20 Killdeer in the same RV parking lot previously described by Matt Bartels. I then made a brief stop at the refuse piles next to the East meadow and was delighted to find a very soggy juvenile NORTHERN MOCKINGBIRD. Thought I'd found a great new bird until I remembered that Grace and Ollie Oliver had seen one there on Sunday.



So, the Marymoor bird karma continues.



MaryFrances Mathis

Kirkland

mf.mathis at verizon.net





MaryFrances





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