At about 9:10 pm today, Saturday June 26th, I observed a single COMMON
NIGHTHAWK "hawking" for insects over my Twin Lakes neighborhood. When last
seen, it was headed north towards Dumas Bay and Puget sound. My very few
previous records are all during migration in August.

Also unusual for this season, were two female PURPLE MARTINS dipping (
drinking?) in Lake Jeane earlier this afternoon. Normally Purple Martins
become uncommon, but somewhat regular visitors after the breeding season for
us.

Good Birding!

Hans Feddern
Twon Lakes/Federal Way, WA.
thefedderns at gmail.com
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