Subject: [Tweeters] Three Forks Least Flycatcher and Eastern Kingbirds
Date: Wed Jun 3 14:50:59 PDT 2020
From: Tim Brennan - tsbrennan at hotmail.com

Hey Tweets,

The Least Flycatcher found a few days ago is still there at Three Forks Park outside of Snoqualmie. That's my hypothesis. I've had 6-7 Least Flycatcher "sightings" and I can't even remember seeing anything move, let alone a bird, in any of those sightings. Perhaps invisibility is the best field mark for these guys? I tried for about 20 minutes just to see something bird-sized in motion. It was to no avail, but I recorded the little chebekking son of a . . . Least Flycatcher (again, presumably). This was right where it had been reported - at the far end of the second field. First of year Red-eyed Vireos were there as well - such a pretty song. Nice views of Bullock's Orioles and Lazuli Buntings too.

At the entrance near the dog park, there were a pair of Eastern Kingbirds when I arrived, but they were not there when I left.

Happy birding!

Tim Brennan
Renton
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