I'm sure there have been more than a dozen sightings in the last ten years in W WA.

There has been a single male twice at our house in Preston - one 2 years ago and the other about 5 years ago. We only saw him once each time so never posted it.
Jan Ray





> On Apr 27, 2020, at 5:06 PM, B B <birder4184 at yahoo.com> wrote:

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> Just last week a male Calliope was in South Seattle for 3 or 4 days at Jeff Bryant's yard...seen by many of us. They are extremely rare in Western, WA with fewer than a dozen observations in last 10 years all at low elevations. They are regular and common in many areas in Eastern Washington well below 4000'.

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> On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 3:59 PM, dgrainger at birdsbydave.com

> <dgrainger at birdsbydave.com> wrote:

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> What Elevation? What I read is that calliope is usually 4,000 feet or

> higher in the pines. Ccould that have been an Anna's?

>

> Dave

>

>

> On 2020-04-27 10:35, Michael Blue wrote:

> > This morning there was a male Calliope hummingbird at one of my

> > feeders. I saw it later feeding on some salmonberry blossoms in my

> > yard, and only a few quick glimpses since then.

> > -Mike Blue

> > Renton,Wa

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