Just a quick note that the Clark's Grebe was still present on April
19th in the afternoon. Several folks got great looks from T105.
1 Clark's and about 10 Western were seen.

Lisa Moore
Seattle

On Apr 16, 2009, at 10:21 PM, JEFFREY COHEN wrote:

> On tuesday I visited T105, T107, and Herring House Parks on the
> Duwamish river looking for the Clark's Grebe. I found 6 Westerns,
> but no Clark's. As Herring House doesn't have much of a view
> downriver (north of Kellog Island), I went around to the view park
> off of East Marginal Way. The results were the same.
>
> Today, under better conditions, I went straight to the park on
> the east side of the waterway and found the Clark's Grebe within
> about a minute. This time I went about an hour later (10:30 to
> 11) and the tide was a higher. I don't know if this made a
> difference, although it didn't seem to make a difference to the 6
> Westerns who were still there in groups of 2 and 4. Besides the
> obvious field mark of the line going over its eye, it seemed to me
> the Clark's had a slightly lighter gray back and had a slightly
> mottled look compared to the Westerns.
>
> Jeff Cohen
> Gig Harbor (formerly Issaquah)
>
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