Subject: [Tweeters] short eared owls
Date: Feb 16 21:11:57 2008
From: Brenda Burnett - beaknbird at hotmail.com




Where is Boe Road? It would be helpful to have an area name along with the road info.

Two weeks ago we saw a Short-Eared Owl flying low over the fields between Highway 20 and Crockett Lake on Whidbey Island. It perched on a sign for a while. This was late morning, and we saw it again a little later in the same vicinity. We watched several Northern Harriers there over 2 days as well, both male and female.

Brenda Burnett

Seattle

beaknbird at hotmail dot com


> From: swanlady at drizzle.com
> To: tweeters at u.washington.edu
> Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 19:16:01 -0800
> Subject: [Tweeters] short eared owls
>
> Out looking for swans/snow geese today. Few to be seen in the fields BUT
> two SHORTEARED OWLS were at Boe Road almost to the dikes. One was sitting
> on a No Trespassing sign, the other flying over the fields. The one on the
> sign eventually took flight, then turned and flew 2 feet from my car and the
> open window. Soundless flight but what a view of this wonderful bird.
>
> Martha Jordan
> www.swansociety.org
>
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