[Tweeters] Marymoor Park (Redmond, King Co.) 2024-07-04
    Michael Hobbs via Tweeters 
    tweeters at u.washington.edu
       
    Thu Jul  4 12:50:32 PDT 2024
    
    
  
Tweets - Four of us had a fine 4th of July walk this morning, under
cloudless and windless skies.  Temps were in the 50's and 60's.  It was
beautiful.  Not very birdy though.
Highlights:
     Wood Duck - Female with 5 small ducklings, seen twice (or two families)
     Mallard - Female with 2 small ducklings, plus a very few more Mallards
of uncertain age/gender
     Rock Pigeon - First in 4 weeks
     Great Blue Heron - Many fewer un-fledged young in the heronry, total
numbers way down, though still in the dozens
     Four Woodpecker Day - Only missing Pileated
     Bushtit - Newly active nest in Dog Meadow
     Cedar Waxwing - Nest building observed
     Lots of baby birds begging; some needed STUDENT FLIER - PLEASE BE
PATIENT bumper stickers
     Many bunnies, several beavers, the usual number of squirrels, turtles,
and bullfrogs
Okay, so "Highlights" might have been overstating things.
Misses included Hooded Merganser, Band-tailed Pigeon (might have had
glimpses at 1-2), Green Heron, Cliff Swallow, and Bullock's Oriole.
For the day, 52 species, with none new for the year.
= Michael Hobbs
= BirdMarymoor at gmail.com
= www.marymoor.org/birding.htm
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