We have had reports along the Little Pilchuck between Lake Stevens and Snohomish, I recall, although I have not seen one there. A bit further inland but still in the lowlands.

Phil Dickinson

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> On Dec 22, 2020, at 9:26 AM, Steve Pink <pirangas at hotmail.com> wrote:

>

> 

> Hi,

>

> There are just a one ebird reports for this species in winter over the years in Snohomish County: Tulalip Bay (2013). They are rarely seen close to Puget Sound. There was a Dipper at Yost Park several years ago and also one from Meadowlark County Park also from a few years ago with neither reported on ebird. The Japanese Gulch sighting is pretty unusual.

>

> Most sightings are from the traditional sites nearer the foothills and higher elevations

>

> Cheers, Steve.

>

> Steve Pink Edmonds, WA mailto: pirangas at hotmail.com

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