Re: Cecil County Osprey

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Gary et al.:

I had an Osprey that conveniently flew from Calvert into St. Mary's
County yesterday (3/10/98). Last year, Shirley Wood had one on 2/21 in
St. Mary's County. I believe that was an early arrival record for SMC.

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Gary A. Griffith wrote:
> 
> Osprettos:
> 
> Osprey were reported from 3 separate locations along the Elk River in Cecil County, MD today.  This is the earliest arrival date I have in the county database, and impressive considering the number of birds arriving so early.  How's it coming in southern
> MD ?  Which counties have Osprey already ?
> 
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> 
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