We also observed the Tropical Kingbird yesterday but it was in the short
trees across Helen's Pond as George Gerdts described on Oct 30.

Bill & Nancy LaFramboise
Stuart, FL

On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 11:22 PM, Scott Atkinson
<scottratkinson at hotmail.com>wrote:

> Tweeters:
>
> Although I did not hear it, the bird previously reported near Three Crabs
> was viewed well this afternoon. I watched it until dark and obtained some
> very low quality photos. The best viewing spot was clearly prior to Three
> Crabs: you can pull off at Abernathy St. and look east.
> Somehow the bird was still finding some larger flying insect prey despite
> the chill, including a dragonfly or two. I ran into an observer at Ediz
> Hook that said he had seen it also last Tuesday, Nov. 1.
>
> There was also a small flock of birds here along the road that included a
> PALM WARBLER among several Yellow-rumps. I was unable to find either the
> Neah Bay Clay-colored Sparrow(s) or the Ediz Hook Rock Wren.
>
> Scott Atkinson
> Lake Stevens
> mail to: scottratkinsoN at hotmail.com
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