Any more news about the Gyr. Out there looking for it. This is my second time

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> On Feb 14, 2014, at 7:58 AM, Josh Adams <xjoshx at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Barbara.
> On the afternoon of Tuesday (2/11) I located the Gyrfalcon in a cottonwood tree near the end of 103rd St SE (GPS coordinates: 47.903138,-122.074124) just south of the large wrecking yard. It was nice to finally get a good look at a species that I've only seen very distantly or very poorly before that.
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> Later that afternoon I was also able to relocate the 4 Sandhill Cranes in Monroe near Fairfield County Park. They were not visible from the park itself, but were visible from a pullout along Old Snohomish-Monroe Rd just south of 144st SE (GPS coordinates: 47.86409,-122.033034). It's a nice big pullout with plenty of room to set up a spotting scope and scan the fields below. Those fields also held at least 7 Red-Tailed Hawks as well as a few Harriers and Bald Eagles. About a month ago there were a couple Short-Eared Owls there as well, hunting at dusk.
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> Josh Adams
> Lynnwood, WA
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