Hi, all,

In addition to seeing much of what's already been reported (plus the
Burlington ROCK WREN), one of the Seattle Audubon Society Bird Watch
students found a WHITE-THROATED SPARROW on the dull end of variation
(probably a first winter bird) in a flock feeding on the edge of the
headquarters parking lot at the Skagit State Wildlife Recreation Area
off Wylie Road on the morning of February 13.

On the slough behind the bakeries in Edison, we found a GREEN-WINGED
TEAL with intermediate markings between North American and Eurasian
forms.

Cheers,

Alan Grenon
Seattle
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