Subject: [Tweeters] Brewer's Blackbirds
Date: May 24 14:53:16 2007
From: Maureen E Ellis - mj2ephd at u.washington.edu


Brewers Blackbirds used to be seen seasonally (usually winter) around the Burien P&R Ride in southwest King County. I don't recall seeing any for the past two years; they are supposedly abundant in the valley areas of Kent, Renton and Auburn. Perhaps they are being impacted by recent virus diseases.
Good birding, me
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On Thu, 24 May 2007, Joseph Monda wrote:

> Why are there no Brewer's Blackbirds around Green Lake this year? have the crows wiped them out? The starlings? I miss them.
>
> Are they in short supply everywhere?
>
> Joe Monda
> Capitol Hill Seattle