I saw the bird again this afternoon at about 3:30. It was on the
fence line on the far (north) side of the field. As Tim said below,
parking on Knapp Road is the best option over parking along 101.

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On Jul 3, 2007, at 3:40 PM, Tim O'Brien wrote:

> I made the trek up to Knapp Rd. spot as reported by Russell Rogers
> yesterday. I first tried from Knapp Rd. scanning the field to the
> west with no luck. I then drove down to the end of the road (not
> very far) and asked a homeowner who was out front of her house if
> they had seen any unusual birds around. She said no so I turned
> around and went back up Knapp Rd. to try again. I scanned from the
> crest of a hill this time and found the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
> working a fenceline just west of the red house that sits next to
> Highway 101. I attained better views by parking in the grass at
> the Knapp Rd. stop sign and walking just a bit west along Highway
> 101. Mile marker 274 is on the opposite side of the road. I
> snapped a few pictures of the bird while I was there. Life bird
> for me! Good luck to anyone else that tries for it!
>
> Tim O'Brien
> Elma, WA
> mailto: kertim7179 at yahoo.com
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