Subject: [Tweeters] Quick qu's on year-end photo roundup
Date: Tue Dec 5 12:55:14 PST 2023
From: Cindy Marzolf - cindym0711 at gmail.com

Thank you, Charlotte and Bill, for the magnificent photos. Quick questions:
how did you get to Smith Island? Did you have to get special permission?

Thank you,
Cindy

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> Sorry ... that link is one photo off ... see the next one

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> https://eamon.smugmug.com/Family-pics-from-jim/Birds-and-Stuff-from-Jim/n-4Cw3NF/Birds-Web/i-7ZGLh6J/A

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> - Jim

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> Subject: [Tweeters] Year end photo round-up, Washington birds

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> Dear Tweeters,

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>

> Another year has just about elapsed. Once again Bill and I have

> travelled all over Washington to find birds that are rare, birds we haven't

> seen in a while, or birds that we like! I have gathered these together in

> a Flickr album which you can access here:

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> https://www.flickr.com/photos/29258421 at N07/albums/72177720313129663

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>

> I tried to be selective in choosing the birds to include here, but there

> are

> still over 100 photos! Quite a few pictures are from Snohomish County, our

> home location. Beyond that, we looked for birds in just about every corner

> of the state but the northwest. The lack of good ferry service has made a

> less wonderful destination. The information about each bird-name, location

> of photo and date, is below each picture.

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> We wish you all a warm and dry holiday season and good birding in the New

> Year.

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>

> Charlotte Byers, Edmonds

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