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<div>Sorry, a bit late but still catching up with things. Following are reports from Washington and Oregon for July 2023 plus one from June. Thanks for the great reports and many thanks for those who post their ebird sightings (w/turkey vultures). Always helpful for those of us doing monthly reports.</div>
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<div><u>JUNE</u></div>
<div>30 -- Three turkey vultures at North Wenas Road, Yakima County.</div>
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<div><u>JULY</u></div>
<div>02 -- 8 turkey vultures in a tree near Multnomah Falls, Oregon.</div>
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<div>03 -- One heading north over Bellingham w/clear skies and light wind, 76*.</div>
<div>04 -- One soaring over Alabama Hill, Bellingham, with hazy skies, light wind, 80*.</div>
<div>05 -- One gliding south at River Meadows Co.Park between Arlington/Granite Falls; one over Twin Rivers Co.Park, WA 530 in Arlington; one over</div>
<div>WA 9 south of Arlington.</div>
<div>06 -- One turkey vulture at Portage Creek W.A. west of Arlington; one near Lake Armstrong, north of Arlington.</div>
<div>08 -- One gliding over Harborview Park in Marysville about 12:30 pm.</div>
<div>10 -- Four circling on a thermal near Tananowas Rock, Jefferson County at 5:55 pm, partly cloudy, light wind, 69*.</div>
<div>11 -- Two over Centennial Trail at Nakashima Barn north of Arlinton; one over Stormwater Wetland Park, Arlington; 1 over WA 530 near Smokey Point Blvd., Arlington; one over Lake Armstrong Road, Arlington.</div>
<div>14 -- One at Lake Stevens near Soper Hill Road, 10 am; one at Eide Road estuary near Stanwood, 10 am.</div>
<div>17 -- Two turkey vultures preening and enjoying a rest stop above a bluff near Grays Harbor; one flying over Tamanowas Rock, partly cloudy with rain threatening, 62*.</div>
<div>20 -- One on top a spruce tree on Palo Alto Road, Sequim, clear, no wind, 72*; one over Norman Rd south of Stanwood,12:15 pm.</div>
<div>28 -- One turkey vulture flying over US101 / WA20, Jefferson County, 1015 am, partly cloudy, 62*.</div>
<div>31 -- Five (one adult for sure) soaring low over a mowed field north of Enumclaw and finally landing in the field.</div>
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<div><u>Every day or occasionally</u></div>
<div>Seen almost every day near Bridgeport in Douglas County. </div>
<div>An average of 6-10 vultures a day seen as driving down the Columbia River highway.</div>
<div>12-15 turkey vultures roosting since spring on Mitchell Hill near Preston, east of Issaquah at 1,000 ft. elevation.</div>
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<div>Won't be long until the fall migrations start, always an interesting time especially at Woodland Bottoms! Thanks again.<br/>
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<div class="signature">Cheers, Diann </div>
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Olympic Vulture Study<br/>
22622 - 53rd Avenue S.E.<br/>
Bothell, WA 98021<br/>
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