Hi Tweeters -
At least 3 of us were out looking this morning for the possible
Arboretum Great Gray - no luck.
There's definitely a lot of possible hiding spots though, so it might
be tucked in there, right beneath our noses.
Other nice Seattle birds that graced our 2-3 hours of searching this morning:
Barred Owl
Hutton's Vireo [right next to Ruby-crowned Kinglets for good comparison]
Hermit Thrush - 2 chucking away
Red Crossbill - 1 at least

Hopefully more people will take a stab at searching for this owl --
who know what else might turn up in that underbirded park?

Matt Bartels
Seattle, WA
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>Hi Tweeters,
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>I dashed over the Arboretum last night to try to find
>the possible Great Gray Owl with no luck. I did run
>into some other birders looking for it and I kept
>running into these three teenagers taking photographs
>and kept asking them if they saw an owl, they didn't
>either. If anyone finds it please post, thanks.
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>A nice consolation was to see some orange leaves
>defying gravity and flying upward, they were lovely
>Varied Thrushes. The fall colors were nice too.
>
>Kathy
>Roosting in S King County
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