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1 hour ago, Quiscalus quiscula said:

It's low for tonight and tomorrow night, but high on May 1, which is when I'm going to try to go birding with a group and meet one of the area's best birders!

I'll bite; what's low and high?  It can't be tides; they don't shift that much over a two-night period.  It's not moonlight; it's been low for a few nights approaching New and will be for few more.

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16 minutes ago, Charlie Spencer said:

I'll bite; what's low and high?  It can't be tides; they don't shift that much over a two-night period.  It's not moonlight; it's been low for a few nights approaching New and will be for few more.

It's this forum's version of "it'll be raining cats and dogs" ?

 

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Right now Point Roberts WA (as close as we can get in the lower 48) is showing 10000 birds/km/h, and as far as I can tell every one of them is a Gambel's white-crowned sparrow (not our usual crew). They're absolutely everywhere I've been for the last three days in large numbers.

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And I'm missing it all - we've been down all week with the nastiest stomach bug I've had since last time I spent a month in a third world country ?  I haven't even felt up to sitting by the window and watching the feeders ?

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On 5/2/2022 at 8:37 PM, SirVive said:

Finally at least made it out to the back yard today to enjoy a couple minutes of sun between showers. Bonus points if you can spot the birds that weren't there  ...

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Gorgeous tree, what is is?

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1 hour ago, PaulK said:

Gorgeous tree, what is is?

Some variety of flowering pink dogwood. It's really pretty for several weeks most years and one of the biggest I've ever seen - right out of my office window.

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22 minutes ago, SirVive said:

Some variety of flowering pink dogwood. It's really pretty for several weeks most years and one of the biggest I've ever seen - right out of my office window.

I've never seen one so big! Just an amazing tree

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