At 2:40pm on October 17th-2017, John Hodges found a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher at Wilson Creek Estuary in Sechelt. The bird was in the bushes between the big sand pile and the estuary. It called briefly and posed on top of a bush that was 4 metres in front of him. John was able to view the bird for brief periods on and off for about 5 minutes but was unable to get a photo. He lost the bird soon after and it was not relocated as of posting time.
A map to where the bird was found at the Estuary is HERE
A map to where to park at Wilson Creek Estuary can be found HERE.
Wilson Creek Estuary is located at 1580 Field Rd, Sechelt.
The bird was last seen in the same location on Oct 19th. It has not been relocated since.
This is the 20th record for the province of BC.
A map to where the bird was found at the Estuary is HERE
A map to where to park at Wilson Creek Estuary can be found HERE.
Wilson Creek Estuary is located at 1580 Field Rd, Sechelt.
The bird was last seen in the same location on Oct 19th. It has not been relocated since.
This is the 20th record for the province of BC.
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