To clarify my previous posting, I failed in the attached post to say where
I was -- this sighting took place in Magnuson Park in Seattle WA this
morning. I see range maps showing breeding populations in eastern &
east-central Washington, but still a couple of ecological zones & a
mountain range from where this sighting was.

On Fri, Jun 2, 2017 at 4:27 PM, J Christian Kessler <1northraven at gmail.com>
wrote:

> this morning I saw what appeared to be a male Bobolink fly over the
> eastern most of the Promontory Ponds, right over the Pied-billed Grebe. It
> flew from south to north, into the trees on the north edge of the pond.
> I'm an eastern birder, and familiar with Bobolink, and the back pattern of
> the make is pretty unique, but this bird would be way out of range, and I
> only got a 2 second glance. what else might it have been?
>
> Chris Kessler
>
> --
> "moderation in everything, including moderation"
> Rustin Thompson
>



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