I live in the Twin Lakes area of Federal Way and had previously asked
Tweeters, if anybody knew of a roost southeast of Federal Way, but did not
get a response. I have seen crows head in that direction every evening for
many years - even now in the summer - and a lot more in the winter. There
has to be a roost south of Tukwila.
Hans
On Mon, Aug 31, 2020 at 4:14 PM Nadine Drisseq <
drisseq.n at gmail.com> wrote:
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I didn't make the original post but I can confirm that the IKEA roost is
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still very much active. It is smaller than the Bothell roost but still
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sizable. Estimated numbers of both roosts are in an article somewhere
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online...
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I see many crows heading to the southern roost from Bellevue in the
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Fall-Winter evenings via the SR 900 corridor (between the Cougar and
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Squak mountains) and their numbers really build up in the Lind Ave/167
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area.
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Nadine
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Issaquah-Renton
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On Mon, Aug 31, 2020 at 2:49 PM Ellen Blackstone <
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ellenblackstone at gmail.com> wrote:
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Hello, Tweeters,
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I searched the archives and found notes only about the Bothell roost --
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except from 2016 ... there was a post about a roost --
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There is a significant crow roost in South King County near 180th and
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East Valley Highway. This area, south of 405, has a mix of warehouses
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(IKEA),
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commercial blgs., and the cottonwoods/willow wetlands of the Springbrook
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Creek mitigation area.
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Wondering if that is still there and if there are any others south or
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east of Seattle.
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Thanks for any info,
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Ellen Blackstone, Wedgwood, Seattle
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