We got to the Hawk Owl spot at 4 PM today (Friday). No one else was
there. Leora found the bird in less than 10 minutes on the south side
of the road in the top of a pine at 100 + yards. It changed perches 5
times in 10 minutes and we handed the bird off to the Clarks of the
Tri-cities at 4:30.

Tomorrow its Longspurs.

Happy Halloween.

Larry/Leora Schwitters
Issaquah.
On Oct 31, 2008, at 1:27 PM, craigco wrote:

> The Hawk Owl has expanded its hunting area & is often out of sight
> on the neighbor?s ranch on the east side of the road. I think
> everybody has seen it so far (as of 1:00), but I?m worried about
> tomorrow. I don?t have permission to let you on the neighbor?s
> property & wouldn?t suggest it anyway because elk hunters are
> about. Waiting by the driveway seems to work the best. You may
> come on my property to see the owl.
> Good Luck.
>
> CraigCorder
> Cheney
> 2cbird att hughes dott nett
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