Hi Tweets,

My parents (Robert and Lisa Sudar) and I drove the Elochoman Valley Road
near Cathlamet this afternoon. We saw 28 species in two hours, including
two AMERICAN PIPITS and a WHITE-THROATED SPARROW. The best bird of the day
was an immature LEWIS'S WOODPECKER, which appears to be unusual for
Wahkiakum County.

We spotted it at the top of a snag a short ways off the road and watched it
flycatch. It eventually moved to the top of another tree and continued to
flycatch and enjoy the good weather. Here's a link to some pictures I took
with a point-and-shoot through a spotting scope.

https://drive.google.com/?usp=chrome_app#folders/0B41PQWOtbtkVeDFPWDkwYmw1cDg

Good birding,

Sam
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