I have (had?) a pair of Nashville Warblers in my yard in the Wallingford
neighborhood of Seattle. I haven't been following Tweeters much lately, so I
don't know if their presence in W. Washington occurs occasionally, or if it
is quite rare. I've seen them over a few days, but I didn't identify them
until this morning, and that was owing to an unfortunate accident. The
female flew into a window on the second floor of our house. After that, she
sat on our roof below an eyebrow window, so I got good looks of her and of
the male, who stayed nearby for five minutes or so. Eventually, I opened the
window near her to get some photos. She stayed put, but she flew to a nearby
maple after I started talking to her. As far as I know she's still in the
maple, though I can't see it from where I am now. I haven't seen the male in
20 minutes or so.



Janine Anderson, CPH

Anderson . LeLievre Landscape Design

206.632.7978

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