Carolyn & Tweeters:

Steve Pink and I found the large flock of Canada Geese about 10am and were about to give up after a 30 minute search when the EMGO flew in with 6 CAGO. They were in the far edge of the field. We observed the bird through bins and scope. It was still there when we left.

Thanks for relocating the bird and for your directions to the new location on Center Rd.

Ann Marie Wood
Mountlake Terrace

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> On Feb 20, 2014, at 10:40 AM, Carolyn Eagan <carolyn.a.eagan at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi, I went back this morning about 10:00 and the field had about half as many Canada Geese and no Emperor Goose. We looked on Beaver Valley Road too (Hwy 19) with no luck. If you were going to try for it, I would suggest later in the day. The other Canada's may return bringing the Emperor with it. If you come from Hwy 104, the field is on the left 6 miles north of 104. We did see several dozen Trumpeter Swans along the Center Valley in the flooded fields.
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> Carolyn Eagan
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