Hello Tweeters Community Members,


Monday, at Nisqually, two adult Great Horned Owls, female & male and two young juveniles were present. Like last year, one was reluctant to leave the nest cavity and probably will be more visible in the near future.


I was also very fortunate to observe and share with others, an American Bittern. I watched it hide (in plain sight and almost invisible), hunt and swim. I continued to be awed by the beauty of wildlife in our stunning Western and Eastern Washington. We are fortunate indeed.


Thanks to all who post, photograph, share and enjoy, with the acceptance and gratitude of other community members the wonder of birds, environment and beauty of the remains of the our Earth and all of you who in your own way, work to enjoy, record, maintain and restore what we share with other species.


Best regards,
Dan Reiff
Mercer Island
"Dan Reiff, PhD" <notcalm at comcast.net>