Last year they were about this time in the year, I checked my photo date
on one in the website and it was May 19th last year, the one splashing
in our birdbath was May 15th.
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On 2020-05-05 12:58, M. Nakamura wrote:

> Thank you for the great tips! How long during the spring are they

> usually around these areas?

> : )

>

> On Tuesday, May 5, 2020, 09:43:21 AM PDT, <dgrainger at birdsbydave.com>

> wrote:

>

> Hi,And welcome!

> I know that it might be a bit far given the restrictions, but fur

> future

> reference, there is an Audubon visitor center in Sequim at what is

> also

> a park called Railroad. Ridge Park. They have a nice visitor center

> plus

> miles of the trail which was pRt of the Rails to Trails program.

>

> I have frequently seen Western Tanagers there. I have also had them in

>

> our backyard, splashing in the bird bath here in Port Townsend. I have

>

> some photos both in our yard and at RRBridge Park of Tanagers posted

> on

> my webpage birdsbydave.com

>

> On 2020-05-05 07:27, M. Nakamura wrote:

>> Hi, my name is Melissa and I'm new to Tweeters. Many thanks to

> friend

>> Rex T. who has been on this list for some time and has shared items

>> with me.

>> I live in south Seattle, near the New Holly area, and would

> appreciate

>> any leads on good spots (and time of day) to see Western Tanagers.

> I

>> work and am limited by that schedule when I can get out.

>> There was a recent message from Doug Plummer about Tanagers in

> Ravenna

>> Park but I wasn't sure what time of day was good and am not familiar

>> with the park. I think he said there were quite a few there last

>> Saturday, would they come back to that same area or are they moving

>> through?

>> Still quite new (last year or two) to birding -- many thanks.

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