I'm pretty sure there has been a leucistic house finch at Marymoor Park in
Redmond. Maybe that's your bird?

Michael Hobbs does an online report from the Thursday morning walks at
Marymoor Park. Here's the link. If you scroll down to the report for
November 29, there is a photo of the leucistic house finch (by Lillian
Reis). It's the last photo.

Hope this helps.

Jossi
Redmond WA

On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Barbara Miller <bmill07 at comcast.net>wrote:

> I have very little to go on here, but in the yard around my feeder this
> morning (after the night of high winds) I saw a bird that I at first
> thought might be a leucistic goldfinch, due to the solid white body with
> black markings on the wings that seemed to fall in places where they would
> on a goldfinch. But the bird is bigger, and seemed to spend more time on
> the ground than in the elevated places where I see it on goldfinches.
> There was only the single bird of its kind
>
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