Re: THE END OF GULLS?

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Rick Blom wrote in response to a question about where the 
movement of the gulls at Conowingo:

> Fran:
>         I suspect that they move south and to the coast, but we
>         do not
> know. We won't know the effect of this year's episode until
> late in the week. Maybe someone will drop in Thursday or Friday.

Tnanks for the message Rick - -If anyone goes out to the Dam 
later this week, please let us know what to expect.  Also if you 
notice concentrations of gulls elsewhere in the area, send 
a note. 

Above all, if you see an ICELAND or GLAUCOUS yell 
loudly!  Yeah, you guessed it, I need both for my MD list!  
Gary, Les......can you pull one of your collective hats for the 
weekend?

Fran
> 
 
> Rick
> 
> "Everywhere I go I'm asked if the university stifles writers.
> My opinion is that they don't stifle enough of them. There's
> many a bestseller that could have been prevented by a good
> teacher."  Flannery O'Connor
> 
> Rick Blom
> rblom@blazie.com
> Bel Air, Maryland
> 
> 
> 

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Fran Saunders
Maryland Ornithological Society
State Web Site Director
saunderf@ari.net
http://www2.ari.net/saunderf/mos/mos.html

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