So my question: It this Pacific / Winter Wren nesting an outlier for the
Greater Puget Sound Terrestrial Lowland community? and if it is an
outlier, how much of one is it?
-Stewart
www.stewardshipadventures.com

(and if anyone wants to tell me how to better reply to one post than to cut
and paste the old one, you are welcome to. I couldn't easily figure it
out.)

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Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2014 10:31:06 -0800
From: "Ed Swan" <edswan at centurytel.net>
Subject: [Tweeters] Vashon Pacific Wren with egg already
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I got a call from another islander who was cleaning their nest boxes and
that had an upset Pacific Wren on their hands. They took away the box to
clean and found an egg in it that cracked and was new, not a left over from
the previous year.



Ed Swan

Nature writer and guide

www.theswancompany.com <http://www.theswancompany.com>

edswan at centurytel.net <mailto:edswan at centurytel.net>

206.463.7976
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