Hi folks,



I got WAY more interest in this than I expected, so general directions to
the park:



https://www.google.com/maps/place/Licton+Springs+Park/ at 47.6985437,-122.34075
31,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x54901402613183e9:0x9e69353e68ec08ea!8m2!3d4
7.6985401!4d-122.3385591?hl=en



And the owl has been generally seen in the woods on the northeast quadrant
of the park, quite near the northernmost of the two bridges across the creek
running through the wetland, ranging out toward the grass on the east side.
Licton Springs Park is about two blocks due west of the North Seattle
College campus.



Having reported the darn thing, I have not seen it the last two days I've
gone by there, so, caveat avem germen radicum eius.



Cheers,



Joshua Hayes

Anatomy and Physiology, Biology

Redmond High School, E-130







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