Thank you to everyone who responded to my questions about Merlins. I am glad to hear that they seem to be thriving in Seattle.

Rachel Lawson
Seattle
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Subject: Re: [Tweeters] More Merlins...

I had houseguests visiting a week ago, and while dining on our patio (in Madison Park in Seattle, adjacent to the Arboretum), a Merlin landed toward the top of our neighbor's large evergreen. I see them in migration and occasionally in the winter, but it was nice to have a summer visit!

Doug Santoni
Seattle, WA


On Jul 28, 2021, at 8:08 PM, Scott Atkinson <scottratkinson at hotmail.com<mailto:scottratkinson at hotmail.com>> wrote:

Like Rachel I too had a very dark Merlin on Monday, in n. Everett nearing the northbound on ramp for the 528 bridge. My second over the last couple months in the area, notable as most summers don't seem to produce any.

Scott Atkinson
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