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The swallows have returned. Spring is just around the corner!
13 Trilogy Birders participated in the Great Backyard Bird Count on February 15th. We walked Trilogy Trails to Kari’s Bog overlook and back to the clubhouse in cold but fine weather, the rain held off for us.
We saw or heard the following birds:
6 Canada geese
2 Mallards
1 Anna’s hummingbird
2 Hairy woodpeckers (male and female)
1 Pileated woodpecker
2 American crows
3 Black-capped chickadees
2 Chestnut-backed chickadees
1 Brown creeper
2 Bewick’s wrens
1 Pacific wren
11 American robins
1 Golden-crowned kinglet
1 Ruby-crowned kinglet
9 Spotted towhees
3 Song sparrows
7 Dark-eyed juncos
5 Red-wing blackbirds
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Late this afternoon, my wife and I walked along Duck Lake (behind Morgan Drive). We saw approximately 1,000 Mallards, 200 American Wigeons, 50 Northern Pintails, and a few Northern Shovelers, Buffleheads, and Hooded Mergansers. There should be more ducks next month! -Phil
That is so exciting! We can’t wait to see them!
On Sunday, June 10, Joyce Meyer reported:
The Pacific-slope Flycatcher is #117. Congratulations to Joyce and Mike!
On May 2, a male Brewer’s Blackbird landed on the roof of the Cascade Club. Grant Hendrickson saw him. #116 for Trilogy Birder’s.
Mike and I were just finishing our “walk around the block and through the woods” when we saw a Townsend’s Solitaire in the yard at the corner of Morgan and 231st, the house on the west side of the street. This was about 5:30 p.m. on the 14th.
This morning, March 26, I saw a male and female Rufous Hummingbird at the feeders. This is the first sighting of them for the season and they are late arrivals compared to the usual arrival of around March 10-15. It was exciting to see them along with the Anna’s Hummingbirds that frequent the feeders.
Is anyone going to Ocean Shores to see the snowy owls? So amazing to watch on the news the other night!