We're volunteering at Cape Disappointment State Park, and our ranger
suggested another possibility: a wolverine. A wolverine, or wolverines,
have been spotted in the area, supported with photographic evidence.
This was in 2019.
Emily Winstrom, Volunteer at Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center,
Resident of Bellevue Washington
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1. Trumpeter swan sighting request (Martha Jordan)
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3. Fisher in Pacfic County (Jeff Gilligan)
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4. ~10 Short-tailed Shearwaters, Alden Bank, Whatcom County, WA
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2021 13:39:28 -0700
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From: Martha Jordan <mj.cygnus at gmail.com>
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Subject: [Tweeters] Trumpeter swan sighting request
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There have been 3 TRUS hanging about in the general area of JBLM and
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southeast at Harts Lake. One swan has fishing line wrapped around bill and
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neck. Two are an adult pair and the line tangled is 1 year old.
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They are human habituated but fully flying. An effort is being made by
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myself and WDFW to catch the entangled swan.
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While all 3 were at Harts Lake the past 3 weeks, the young single was
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not there today.
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Has any one seen this swan or the other 2 in the past 2 weeks other
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than Harts Lake? If so please contact me immediately. Call is preferred
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for speed sake.
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Thanks
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2021 19:45:01 -0700
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From: Tom and Carol Stoner <tcstonefam at gmail.com>
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At Nisqually today, out on the dike, I noticed a yellowjacket caught in a
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tent caterpillar web. It wasn't trapped but trying to get through the silk
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and inside. As I watched 2 more showed up and worked their way in. It
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seemed like they were after the frass left behind by the caterpillars. One
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of them actually grabbed a small chunk of dark material in its mouth. I
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didn't see any caterpillars in the nest. None of the other tents I
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examined on my way out to the boardwalk had yellowjackets trying to enter.
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Any ideas about what the yellowjackets may have been up to?
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Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2021 20:05:35 -0700
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From: Jeff Gilligan <jeffgilligan10 at gmail.com>
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I will do a shorebird report in a few days, but this pertains to a mammal.
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While walking the wide Martha Jordan birding trail at Ledbetter State
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Park, a large Fisher dashed across it in front of Nick Lethaby and me. It
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was a big surprise. It was the size of a small dog with a big very bushy
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tail, all dark brown fur, and rather short legs. It was much bigger than
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the Mink that I have seen. The habitat was large trees and dense salal and
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other bushes.
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Willapa Bay
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Date: Thu, 2 Sep 2021 03:49:56 +0000
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From: Eric Ellingson <abriteway at hotmail.com>
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Subject: [Tweeters] ~10 Short-tailed Shearwaters, Alden Bank, Whatcom
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A report from the shores of Sandy Point, Ferndale came in with a sighting
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of 5 Short-tailed Shearwaters.
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My boat Seabird with 3 aboard went out from Birch Bay to Sandy Point with
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no sightings.
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Upon a return route, we stopped by Alden Bank and found 10 Short-tailed
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Shearwaters, phalarope, Heerman's Gulls, and hundreds of other gulls.
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Nice looks for about 45 minutes. Most of the time they were just hanging
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with the gulls on the water. We did get a few nice views of them flying.
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I personally don't know one shearwater from another but I've been told
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About the same number of shearwaters were seen today from a boat out off
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Anacortes.
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