> We were finally able to follow up on a recent post by Charlotte Byers and go to Fobes Road to see the Eastern Kingbirds. The first one that we saw was .8 miles from the parking lot. We saw either 3 or 4 and talked with a birder who saw 2 much closer to the parking lot so there are at least 5 or 6 there.

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> We also had some great views of juvenile birds.

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> https://www.flickr.com/photos/ljcouple/48095035913/in/photostream/

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> https://www.flickr.com/photos/ljcouple/48095075567/in/photostream/

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> If you haven't been to Fobes Road, the parking lot might be more difficult to find than the Eastern Kingbirds. It is on the left, is not visible from Fobes Road and is accessed via an unsigned gravel road. It is very small. I asked a local if it's ok to park along Fobes Road if the parking lot is full. He said "no problem!" If you do this, you will still have to access the birding area by walking through the parking lot. So, one way or another you have to find the parking lot.

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> Hank Heiberg

> Issaquah, WA

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