Dave (and all Tweeters who may be interested),

The cards are in a file cabinet in the basement of the Seattle Audubon building in Wedgwood. Or at least they were the last I knew. Toby Ross, the Science Manager, would be the contact person there for anyone who needs to consult them.

Hal Opperman
Seattle
hal at catharus.net

On Mar 19, 2014, at 4:13 PM, David Hutchinson <flora.fauna at live.com> wrote:

> Despite being largely decdiuous, second growth forest, Cheasty Blvd seemed to me to be excellent wildlife habitat. It must be twenty years ago now, but I surveyed a group of miscellaneous blocks in SE Seattle for the Washington State Breeding Bird Atlas (1997?). Must have covered them for at least a couple of years. So somewhere in somebody's files is a repository of all those cards we all filled out, back in the day. Does anyone know where?
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