Hello Tweets,

I just wrapped up a nice morning at Marymoor Park. It's been a while since I got up at dawn and gave a park a thorough shakedown, and today was a satisfying way to get back into it!
62 species around this morning, the best of which included the continuing House Wren singing across the river, a nice low flock of 16 Black Swifts, oodles of Lazuli Buntings, a surprisingly late and singing (!) Lincoln's Sparrow in East Meadow, and last but not least, not one but two Eastern Kingbirds between Field 8/9! They acted like a pair, following eachother from perch to perch -; breeding maybe? We can hope!

https://ebird.org/checklist/S89999414

Hope everyone else is enjoying Juneuary aka lowland Black Swift season,

Joshua Glant
Mercer Island, WA
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