Regarding juvenile Virginia Rails, if viewing one is of interest to
Eastside Seattle birders, I'd like to mention that my son and I have seen
one twice in the last two weeks at Marymoor Park in Redmond, just slightly
north-west of the viewing platform, on the waterside of the walkway,
precisely here: 47.65311567249418, -122.10724099849322.

This young bird was rather oblivious to onlookers, obliging us with a
several-minute show of cuteness. A few photos are in one of our recent
checklists: https://ebird.org/checklist/S90760749

Jamie (and Vaughn) Holland

On Thu, Jun 24, 2021 at 1:34 PM <dgrainger at birdsbydave.com> wrote:


> Another source reported (on a different birding site) seeing an adult

> female with two youngsters on the 22nd. I was able to find one juvenile

> and got a brief glimpse of the female at 8:00 AM today, got photos of

> the juvenile by standing close to the curb of F Street, shooting past

> overhanging foliage. Fortunately, there were no golfers in sight at that

> time. The Rail (s) would only come out about a foot from cover, and got

> spooked by every overflight, even gulls. I was about 100 ' distant from

> the bird.

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