As of the time of this message via blackberry the Gyr is visible in the bare trees by scope. Tom mansfield in Monroe.

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Sent: Sun Feb 22 09:14:03 2009
Subject: [Tweeters] Snohomish Gyrfalcon

Hi Tweets:

On Saturday, Feb. 21, the juvenile Gyrfalcon was seen again by several
people along Tualco Rd/Tualco Loop Rd., Snohomish County. The location
is near the former Monroe Honor Farm. Mike Hamilton took some great
photos of this cooperative bird. A pair of Bald Eagles are setting up
housekeeping in a nearby nest and American Kestrels can sometimes be
seen in the area. Of course, there are many ducks on the honor farm
pond.

Joyce Meyer
Redmond, WA

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