Observations

1. American Wigeon

   Number observed: 20

2. Green-winged Teal

   Number observed: 12

3. Harlequin Duck

   Number observed: 24

4. Surf Scoter

   Number observed: 150

5. White-winged Scoter

   Number observed: 19

6. Black Scoter

   Number observed: 4

7. Long-tailed Duck

   Number observed: 1

8. Common Merganser

   Number observed: 15

9. Red-breasted Merganser

   Number observed: 1

10. Horned Grebe

    Number observed: 60

11. Red-necked Grebe

    Number observed: 30

12. American Golden-Plover

    Number observed: 1

    Details: Was waiting to add this until after talking with Bob Boekelheide on verification. I thought it could be AMGP but had Bob verify. His comments: Long primary extension well past the last tertial, exposing 4 primaries beyond the tip of the last tertial.  The tertials look relatively short compared to the long primaries, giving it a long extended look in the rear. Overall brownish-gray rather than golden-brown.
    Nice dark eyeline, dark cap, and a distinct whitish supercilium. Mottling fairly consistent, extending well down onto the lower belly and flanks

    Age & Sex:

    	Juvenile	Immature	Adult	Age Unknown
    Male
    Female
    Sex Unknown	1

    Media:

13. Sanderling

    Number observed: 14

14. Dunlin

    Number observed: 14

15. Western Sandpiper

    Number observed: 12

16. Common Murre

    Number observed: 5

17. Pigeon Guillemot

    Number observed: 2

18. Rhinoceros Auklet

    Number observed: 12

19. Heermann's Gull

    Number observed: 25

20. Mew Gull

    Number observed: 1

21. Western Gull

    Number observed: 1

22. California Gull

    Number observed: X

23. Glaucous-winged Gull

    Number observed: X

24. Western x Glaucous-winged Gull (hybrid)

    Number observed: X

25. Western/Glaucous-winged Gull

    Number observed: X

26. gull sp.

    Number observed: X

27. Red-throated Loon

    Number observed: 1

28. Pacific Loon

    Number observed: 16

29. Common Loon

    Number observed: 27

30. Pelagic Cormorant

    Number observed: 25

31. Double-crested Cormorant

    Number observed: 75

32. cormorant sp.

    Number observed: X

33. Great Blue Heron

    Number observed: 2

34. Bald Eagle

    Number observed: 3

35. Northern Flicker

    Number observed: 2

    Details: H Forest access trail

36. Peregrine Falcon

    Number observed: 1

    Media:

37. American Crow

    Number observed: 1

38. Common Raven

    Number observed: 13

39. Golden-crowned Kinglet

    Number observed: X

    Details: H access trail

40. Red-breasted Nuthatch

    Number observed: 1

    Details: H access trail

41. Pacific Wren

    Number observed: 3

    Details: H access trail

42. American Robin

    Number observed: X

    Details: H access trail

43. American Pipit

    Number observed: 9

44. Purple Finch

    Number observed: 9

    Details: At lighthouse on single tree, haven't seen them way out there before

45. Red Crossbill

    Number observed: X

    Details: H probable

46. Pine Siskin

    Number observed: 40

    Details: Tree at prking lot

47. American Goldfinch

    Number observed: 3

    Details: At lighthouse on single tree, haven't seen them way out there before, they left while PUFI stayed

48. Savannah Sparrow

    Number observed: 45

49. Song Sparrow

    Number observed: 5