Re: Montgomery Co. Little Blue Heron, May 9

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Mary Ann, 

Hi there!  How are y'all??

I spotted a Ruddy Turnstone at Georgetown Reservoir, Sunday, 9 am!  We also
saw the Dunlin that Ottavio spotted the day before at Haynes Point.  

Mute Swan at the 108 pond around 2 pm Saturday but NOT at 3 pm Friday nor
3:30 pm Sunday.  

Rob

At 08:15 PM 5/8/98 EDT, you wrote:
>An adult Little Blue Heron was on a snag in the section of Black Hills
>Reservoir off Father Hurley Blvd. & Spinning Wheel at 5pm Friday evening, May
>8.  Ten minutes later, on the return leg of my walk, the heron was no longer
>in sight.  The habitat is such that the heron could have remained in the
area.
>This is the section where Red-headed Woodpeckers are seen and one was
there on
>Wed. 5/6.
>
>For directions to this section of Black Hills, log onto the Mdosprey archives
>on the net by entering:  "http://ari.net/mdosprey".  Scroll down to the March
>entries. Open "Directions to Black Hill 'snags'  Rog" and read the #2 set of
>directions given.
>
>Mary Ann Todd
>
>

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