PWRC and Conowingo

Dave Powell (dpowell@netfox.net)
Mon, 25 Jan 1999 20:41:11 -0000 

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I also visited PWRC on Sunday the 24th. I was there in the afternoon and =
there were no gulls were present on the lake.  I did find two Tree =
Sparrows near the walkway across the dry lake. Also for your =
information, Conowingo has increased the water flow dramatically with =
eleven flood gates open on Monday afternoon and expecting to go to 14 - =
20 gates open overnight. The gulls are still there, predominately on the =
Cecil county side. But I doubt the Trumpeters are there, 14 - 20 gates =
is a tremendous amount of water.

Dave Powell=20

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I also visited PWRC on Sunday the = 24th. I was=20 there in the afternoon and there were no gulls were present on the = lake.  I=20 did find two Tree Sparrows near the walkway across the dry lake. Also = for your=20 information, Conowingo has increased the water flow dramatically with = eleven=20 flood gates open on Monday afternoon and expecting to go to 14 - 20 = gates open=20 overnight. The gulls are still there, predominately on the Cecil county = side.=20 But I doubt the Trumpeters are there, 14 - 20 gates is a tremendous = amount of=20 water.
 
Dave = Powell 
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