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SUMMARY of RECORDS ACCEPTED by the WASHINGTON BIRD RECORDS COMMITTEE 1 December, 2014 (Explanatory Details on Final Page) SUMMARY OF RECORDS ACCEPTED BY THE WASHINGTON BIRD RECORDS COMMITTEE 1 December, 2014 (Explanatory details on final page) FULVOUS WHISTLING-DUCK (ACCEPTED=1; NOT ACCEPTED=1) FUWD-1905-1, south shore of Grays Harbor, Grays Harbor County, 3 Oct 1905 specimen, specimen (from Jewett 1953) [WBRC #? (??)] TAIGA BEAN-GOOSE (ACCEPTED=1; NOT ACCEPTED=1) TABG-2002-1, Hoquiam, Grays Harbor County, 7-17 Dec 2002 1, photo, Patrick Sullivan [p], Ruth Sullivan [p], Bill Tweit [p] [WBRC #6 (9:42)] BEAN GOOSE (SPECIES NOT DETERMINED) (ACCEPTED=1; NOT ACCEPTED=0) TABG/TUBG-1993-1, Hoquiam, Grays Harbor County, 26 Apr 1993 Taiga v Tundra not determined; Prior vote: Not Accepted 3-2-3 (S94, WBRC#2, vol.5 p.23), Steve Mlodinow, Kevin Aanerud, Bob Woodley [WBRC #7 (10:22)] EMPEROR GOOSE - added to review list in 1999 (ACCEPTED=11; NOT ACCEPTED=1) EMGO-1999-1, Willapa Bay, Pacific County, 2 Apr 1999 1st winter, Michael Patten [WBRC #5 (8:05)] EMGO-2000-1, Port Angeles, Clallam County, 15 Dec 2000-Jul 2002 video, Steve Mlodinow [v] [WBRC #5 (8:05)] EMGO-2001-1, near Vancouver Lake, Clark County, 25 Oct 2001 mostly juv. Plumage, Tom Aversa [WBRC #6 (9:42)] EMGO-2002-1, Bruceport, Pacific County, 18 Jan-20 Feb 2002 1, video, Steve Mlodinow [v] [WBRC #6 (9:42)] EMGO-2006-1, Snohomish, Snohomish County, 3-8 Dec 2006 1, Steve Mlodinow, Brian Bell [WBRC #8 (11:36)] EMGO-2007-1, Julia Butler Hansen NWR, Wahkiakum County, 4 Apr 2007 , Gary Bletsch [WBRC #9 (WBRC #9)] EMGO-2008-1, South Bend, Pacific County, 26 Jan-23 Feb 2008 2, photo, Bill Tweit, Ryan Merrill [p] [WBRC #9 (WBRC #9)] EMGO-2009-1, South Bend, Pacific County, 18-24 Jan 2009 2, Randy Robinson, Anne Kahle [WBRC #9 (WBRC #9)] EMGO-2011-1, Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, 25 Nov 2011 - 7 Jan 2012 1st winter, photo, Brad Waggoner [p], Gregg Thompson [p], Ruth Sullivan [p], Carol Riddell [p] [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] EMGO-2011-3, Dungeness Spit, Clallam County, 31 Dec 2011 - 30 April 2012 2 individuals, photo, Sue Chickman, Dow Lambert [p] [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] EMGO-2013-1, Gardiner Boat Launch, Jefferson, Clallam County, 16 Dec 2013 - 23 Feb 2014 photo, Bill Parker [w,p], Vince Lucas [p], Cara Borre [p], Tom Mansfield [p], Denny Van Horn [w] [Spring 2014 meeting (forthcoming)] "BLUE" SNOW GOOSE -added to review list 2005; removed from review list in 2008 (ACCEPTED=9; NOT ACCEPTED=0) LSGB-2005-1x, Stillaguamish R delta, nr Stanwood, Snohomish County, 27 Feb 2005 2 adults, Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #7 (10:23)] LSGB-2005-2x, Stanwood, Snohomish County, 5 Mar 2005 adult, Jessie Barry [WBRC #7 (10:23)] LSGB-2005-3, Port Susan Bay, Snohomish County, 15 Oct 2005 adult & immature, photo, Steve Mlodinow [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2006-1, Fir Island, Skagit County, 25 Feb 2006 adult, photo, Jessie Barry [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2006-2, Fir Island, Skagit County, 10 Apr 2006 1, photo, Mike Blue [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2006-3, Fir Island, Skagit County, 5 Nov 2006 adult & immature, photo, Charlie Wright [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2006-4, Fir Island, Skagit County, 4 Nov 2006 adult, photo, Steve Mlodinow [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2007-1, Port Susan Bay, Snohomish County, 8 Mar 2007 immature, photo, Steve Mlodinow [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] LSGB-2007-2, Fir Island, Skagit County, 5 Nov 2007 5, photo, Ryan Merrill [p] [WBRC #9 (WBRC #9)] ROSS'S GOOSE - removed from review list in 1996 (ACCEPTED=7; NOT ACCEPTED=0) ROGO-1971-1, Leadbetter Point, Pacific County, 8 May 1971 1, Harry Nehls [WBRC #3 (6:21)] ROGO-1976-1, Bayview State Park, Skagit County, 13 Apr 1976 1, William Sladen [WBRC #3 (6:21)] ROGO-1980-1, Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, 4 May 1980 1, Georgia & Robert Ramsey, Kenneth Brown [WBRC #3 (6:21)] ROGO-1990-1, Seattle, King County, 24 Apr 1990 1, photo, Robert Sundstrom [p] [WBRC #3 (6:21)] ROGO-1992-2, Vancouver Lake, Clark County, 26-29 Dec 1992 immature, Paul Lehman [WBRC #2 (5:09)] ROGO-1995-1, Ridgefield NWR, Clark County, 3 Dec 1995 - 1 Jan 1996 immature, Joe Engler [WBRC #3 (6:21)] ROGO-1996-1, Samish Flats, Skagit County, 28 Jan - 2 Feb 1996 1, photo, Robert Sundstrom [p] [WBRC #3 (6:21)] "BEWICK'S" TUNDRA SWAN - added to review list in 2003 (ACCEPTED=15; NOT ACCEPTED=0) BESW-2002-1, Dodson Road at Frenchman Hills Road, Grant County, 1 Apr 2002 adult, Ed Kane [WBRC #6 (9:42)] BESW-2004-1, Fir Island, Skagit County, 10 Jan-10 Mar 2004 1, photo, Jessie Barry [p], Steve Mlodinow [p] [WBRC #7 (10:22-23)] BESW-2005-1x, Skagit Flats, Skagit County, 13-16 Jan 2005 likely same bird as 2004-1, Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #7 (10:22-23)] BESW-2005-2x, near Allen, Skagit County, 5 Feb 2005 different bird than preceding record, Jessie Barry, Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #7 (10:22- 23)] BESW-2006-1, Mount Vernon, Skagit County, 2 Jan 2006 adult & immature, photo, Steve Mlodinow [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] BESW-2006-2, Bow, Skagit County, 7 Jan 2006 adult, Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #8 (11:36)] BESW-2006-3, Fir Island, Skagit County, 25 Feb - 23 Mar 2006 adult (also voted on and approved as 2006-5, but judged to be one bird), Jessie Barry, Tom Aversa [WBRC #8 (11:36)] BESW-2006-4, Chehalis, Goodrich Road, Lewis County, 26 Feb 2006 1, photo, Bill Tweit [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] BESW-2007-1, near Satsop, Grays Harbor County, 4 Mar 2007 1, photo, Ruth & Patrick Sullivan [p] [WBRC #8 (11:36)] BESW-2008-1, Conway, Skagit County, 24 Feb-1 Mar 2008 , Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] BESW-2008-2, Ridgefield NWR, Clark County, 1 Nov 2008 photo, Carol Ledford [p] [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] BESW-2009-1, Brady Loop Road, Grays Harbor County, 18 Jan-21 Mar 2009 photo, Brad Waggoner [p], Keith Brady [p] [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] BESW-2010-1, Fir Island, Skagit County, 28 Dec 2010 , Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] BESW-2012-1, Juanita Bay Park, Kirkland, King County, 8-16 Nov 2012 adult, photo, Ryan Merrill [p], Gregg Thompson [p], Jeff Mills [p], Doug Schurman [p], Blair Bernson [p], Qinglin Ma [p], Mick Thompson [p] [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] BESW-2012-2, Ridgefield NWR, Clark County, 5 Dec 2012 adult, photo, Amy Hill [p] [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] WBRC Accepted Records (Dec 2014) Page 1 of 36 WHOOPER SWAN (ACCEPTED=1; NOT ACCEPTED=0) WHOS-2006-1, Snohomish, Milltown, Fir Island, Ferndale, Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom County, 25 Dec 2006 - 28 Feb 2007 1, photo, Steve Mlodinow [p], Ricky Wang [p], Tom Aversa [WBRC #8 (11:36)] FALCATED DUCK (ACCEPTED=4; NOT ACCEPTED=2) FADU-1979-1, Naselle, Pacific County, 3 Jan 1979 adult male, photo of mount, Ken Greenfield [p] [WBRC #1 (3:19)] FADU-1993-1, near Sequim, Clallam County, 3 Jul 1993 male, Nigel Ball [WBRC #4 (7:11)] FADU-2002-1, Samish Flats, Skagit County, 21 Feb-26 Mar 2002 adult male, photo, Tom Aversa, Jerry Eisner [p], Ruth Sullivan [p], Bill Tweit [WBRC #6 (9:43)] FADU-2005-1, Samish Island Rd., Skagit County, 27 Feb 2005 adult male, Dennis Paulson [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] GARGANEY (ACCEPTED=3; NOT ACCEPTED=0) GARG-1961-1, 4 mi w. of Mt. Vernon, Skagit County, 27-30 Apr 1961 adult, male, collected specimen (UC Davis WFB-1119), Larry Spear, fide U.C. Davis Museum of Wildlife & Fish Biology [WBRC #10 (forthcoming)] GARG-1991-1, Satsop, Grays Harbor County, 12 Apr-15 May 1991 adult male, photo, Glen Hoge, Wanda Hoge [p], Bob Morse, Jeff Skriletz [p], Bill Tweit [WBRC #1 (3:19)] GARG-1994-1, Richland, Benton County, 15-22 Dec 1994 1, photo, Robert Woodley [p], Eugene Hunn, Scott Ray [p] [WBRC #3 (6:21)] BAIKAL TEAL (ACCEPTED=4; NOT ACCEPTED=0) BATE-2004-1, Kent, King County, 12 Dec 2004-19 Apr 2005 male, photo, Charlie Wright, Keith Brady [p] [WBRC #7 (10:23)] BATE-2008-1, Columbia NWR, Grant County, 30 May 2008 photo, Randy Hill [p] [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] BATE-2009-1, Ridgefield NWR, Clark County, 31 Jan 2009 photo, Corrinne and Bryan Crawford [p], Steve Kohl [p] [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] BATE-2009-2, near Ferndale, Whatcom County, 17 Mar 2009 photo, Paul Woodcock [p] [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] TUFTED DUCK - added to review list in 1999, removed from review list in 2013 (ACCEPTED=30; NOT ACCEPTED=3) TUDU-2000-1, Bingen, Klickitat County, 19 Nov 2000 male, Carl Haynie [WBRC #5 (8:06)] TUDU-2000-2, Everett, Snohomish County, 6 Dec 2000 female, video, Steve Mlodinow [v] [WBRC #5 (8:06)] TUDU-2001-1, Bingen, Klickitat County, 20 Feb 2001 female, Tom Love [WBRC #5 (8:06)] TUDU-2001-2, Tradition Lake, Issaquah, King County, 24 Feb 2001 male, Carl Haynie [WBRC #5 (8:06)] TUDU-2002-1x, Hoquiam, Grays Harbor County, 9-20 Feb 2002 male, Bruce Fischer [WBRC #6 (9:43)] TUDU-2005-1x, Phantom Lake, King County, 5-15 Jan 2005 adult male, photo, Guy McWethy, Hugh Jennings [p] [WBRC #7 (10:23)] TUDU-2005-2x, Perch Point, Potholes Reservoir, Grant County, 13 Feb 2005 adult male, photo, Doug Schonewald [p] [WBRC #7 (10:23)] TUDU-2005-3x, near Vantage, Kittitas County, 20 Feb-7 Mar 2005 adult male, photo, Denny Granstrand [p], Bill Tweit [p] [WBRC #7 (10:23)] TUDU-2006-1, Kent valley, King County, 8-22 Jan 2006 first year male, photo, Jessie Barry [p], Guy McWethy [WBRC #8 (11:36-37)] TUDU-2006-2, Elma, Grays Harbor County, 12 Mar 2006 adult male, photo, Tim O'Brien [p] [WBRC #8 (11:37)] TUDU-2006-3, Federal Way, King County, 20-27 Mar 2006 adult male, photo, Rolan Nelson, Guy McWethy [p], Matt Pike [p] [WBRC #8 (11:37)] TUDU-2006-4, Whidbey Island, Island County, 27 Apr 2006 adult male, Frances Wood [WBRC #8 (11:37)] TUDU-2007-1, Everett sewage ponds, Snohomish County, 11 Oct 2007 , Steve Mlodinow [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] TUDU-2008-1, Desert Aire, Priest Rapids, Grant, Yakima County, 23 Feb, 16 Mar 2008 , Doug Schonewald, Andy Stepniewski [WBRC #9 (forthcoming)] TUDU-2009-1, Lake Erie, Skagit County, 11 Jan-1 Feb
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