Tweeters:

Although not a public access, thought it worth reporting that at mid-day today, a section of the Tulalip Reservation in Snohomish County had a notable movement of migrant passerines; this included one my very, very few wWA Swainson's Thrush in late April, also two FOS Warbling Vireos; a surprising count of Wilson's Warblers in the double-figures (my first ever in wWA in late April); and a double-figure count of Pacific-slope Flycatchers here as well. At one point there was an impressive concentration of about 50 warblers of 5 species in a couple deciduous trees, with YR (Audobon's) dominant, as you'd expect. Full numbers/details on EBird.

Scott Atkinson
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