Date: 11/7/26 12:51 pm From: Wyatt Houtz via Tweeters <tweeters...> Subject: Re: [Tweeters] Folllowup on Seattle Plumbeous Vireo
I also saw it this morning starting around 9am when 30 birders literally
ran to the dead end of 36th. It likes the high treetops along thorton creek
that runs north from meadowbrook pond. I have warblers neck. I did hear it
vocalize once. It's very similar to Cassins Vireo
Still uncertainty whether it's plumbeous vireo. It would be first state
record.
Wyatt
On Sat, Nov 7, 2026 at 12:37 PM Carol Riddell via Tweeters <
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> The Plumbeous Vireo was relocated at around 10:45 a.m. today on 36th Ave.
> NE, just north of the intersection with NE 110th St. This is on the north
> side of Meadowbrook Pond. It stays high in the canopy of deciduous trees,
> mostly on the east side of 36th and was vocalizing somewhat. Lots of
> birders present so many eyes and ears to locate it. If accepted, this is a
> first state record bird.
>
> Good birding,
>
> Carol Riddell
> Edmonds, WA
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