Tweets,



I was very surprised to come upon a MacGillivray's Warbler today, given the
late date. It was seen near what is called the Mill Pond, at the east edge
of Tenino adjacent to the bike trail. The warbler popped up several times
out of the Himalayan blackberry thickets. In the same area was an
Orange-crowned Warbler and White-throated Sparrow, as well as quite of few
of the more typical birds. There is one later date listed in Wahl et al
Birds of Washington, a MacGillivray's present 4 Nov - 4 Dec. at Everson,
which was a bird reported by Terry Wahl.



Good birding, Bob



Bob Sundstrom

Tenino, WA

ixoreus at scattercreek.com