There were some surprises for me at Nisqually. The first was a Lazuli
Bunting that popped into my binocular view while I was looking at a male
Rufous Hummingbird. It was at the 90 deg. turn on the access road. (The
access road is opposite the Education Center.) This is the spot where
there was another Lazuli many years ago. Out on the dike I heard a Sora
whinny from the damp fields, and I saw more Northern Rough-winged Swallows
than I've seen in a good while. The Cedar Waxwings were plentiful, as
well.

Pretty fine day!
Carol Stoner
West Seattle, 400+ days without a bridge
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