The PALM WARBLER was relocated at 11:10 am at the Cedar River Trail in Renton.
Having walked the trail along the river down stream and back several times checking the trees and shrubs
for any flock, I decided to take a break and check the gulls and water fowl at the river mouth.
Crossing out to the board walk through the cyclone enclosed path, I saw several Yellow-rumped Warblers
pass through (moving from east to west toward the river mouth). And along with them was the Palm Warbler,
perched first on the cyclone fencing, next flying to a low light fixture between the pavement and scrub plants along the waters edge,
and then disappearing with the Yellow-rumped Warblers toward the Cedar River mouth.
Happy Thanksgiving,
Kraig Kemper
Seattle, Washington