Hey Tweets and particularly Ed Newbold.....Some members of Grays Harbor
Audubon participated in a field trip on Sunday, June 2nd to the GHNWR for a
look at the spring/summer birds. We found (probably) hundreds of Cliff
Swallows in nests and in the process of building new nests under the eaves
of the last airplane hanger along the asphalt road leading out to the
Sandpiper Trail/boardwalk. The requirements for nesting Cliff Swallows
would be an open field with some standing fresh water and lots of mud,
bugs, and a building nearby with deep overhangs. Are there regional
airports in the area? Check them out.

Good luck!

Dianna Moore
Ocean Shores
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