I was on L1520 this morning from 6-8am and found Townsend's Solitaire
(lifer!) about 75 meters from the gate at about 7:45am. I believe there
were 3-4 of them but I only focused my attention in one.
Thank you for clear directions Bob!

On Friday, September 11, 2015, Bob <rflores_2 at msn.com> wrote:

> I was at the saddle at gate to road L1520 from 0700 to 0900 hrs. I was
> about 20 mins late but movement was still great which died off at 0830
> hrs. The wind was howling and pushed me around at times (reminded me of
> birding hurricanes in Florida except i was not dodging tree limbs). I
> could not identify every bird as they came over the ridge in groups some
> being large. I am guessing I missed about 650 passerines and that is a
> conservative guess. Here are the numbers.
>
> Warblers
> Black-throated gray 46
> Townsend's 57
> Orange-crowned 63
> MacGillivray's 2
> Yellow 4
> Hermit 1
>
> Red-breasted nuthatch 6
> Black-headed grosbeak 1
> Dark-eyed junco 73 ( one slate colored )
> Evening grosbeak 1
> Stellar's jay 17
> TOWNSEND'S SOLITAIRE 10 (had an additional one on a powerline driving in
> on Rd L1510)
> Warbling vireo 1
> Western tanager 6
> Northern flicker 5
> WESTERN BLUEBIRD 3
> Swainson's thrush 20
> Vaux's swift 2
> Purple finch 2
> Red crossbill 10
> Spotted towhee 1
> Varied thrush 5
> Hummer sp. 3
> Rufus hummingbird 1
> Sharp-shinned hawk 1
>
>
>
> Bob Flores
> Ridgefield, WA
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Luke Hanes
Vancouver, WA (Felida)
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