Hi again,
BTW I should add that whether the warbler would fly a mile out of its way
after an established feeding pattern on the opposite shore on Sauvie
Island, is a good question. Was the sighting confirmed?
A photo was posted and plumage was examined - looks like same plumage and
moult as Oregon bird.
Nadine

On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 7:04 PM Nadine Drisseq <drisseq.n at gmail.com> wrote:


> Hi Bob, The info was posted on our Washington Bird Photography group on

> Facebook, yesterday, but the comments with the location seem to have been

> deleted by Jonathan. However, the few folks who read the info may remember

> the details and send them to you. You can find Jonathan through that

> Facebook Group and message him.

>

> Some folks surmised that this *probably* is the same bird that was very

> recently seen on the other side of the river, in Oregon. Perhaps finding

> the location info for the Oregon sighting, and then making a beeline across

> the river for WA might work. Let us know how you get on.

>

> Propitious birding!

> Nadine

> ---------

>

> Hi all,

> Would like to get more information on the black and white warbler he photographed at Frenchman' Bar Park, Clark co. Thanks

>

> Bob Flores

> Ridgefield, WA

>

>


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