Varied thrush female seen at Lincoln Park in West Seattle on May 13.



Mark Ahlness



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Very interesting, Jean. I should have added that I saw the female in our yard again on May 18, then we left for Arizona. Does an unrecorded bird occur?



Dennis Paulson





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From: "Jean Warren" <jmw591 at gmail.com>
To: "Dennis Paulson" <dennispaulson at comcast.net>
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I have seen a single male Varied Thrush, in our yard in the Magnolia
neighborhood in Seattle, several times in the last couple of months or
so. The latest sighting was today. It was foraging on the ground
near our feeders and then disappeared under our holly hedge.

Jean Warren

On May 17, 2012, at 10:56 AM, Dennis Paulson wrote:

> Female Varied Thrush stayed in our yard until 15 May, surprisingly
> late. Haven't seen it for the last two days.
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