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       Hi!  Saturday I went to Seneca at dawn - On the river were
       Common Loons (2) in breeding plumage and on the  towpath were
       Myrtle (40+), Pine (1), Parula (1), Yellow Palm (10+),
       Louisiana Waterthrush (3) and Yellow-throated (2) Warblers.  In
       the late afternoon, I went to Turkey Run Park (Virginia side of
       the Potomac inside the DC Beltway) looking mostly at the
       wildflowers.  But did see several Yellow Palms and Louisiana
       Waterthrushes.  Bonaparte's Gulls and Purple Martins were
       flying over the Potomac and a large number of Double-crested
       Cormorants (probably over 300) were sitting on the rocks in the
       river and in the trees on the Maryland side.  Happy birding,
       Dan Eberly

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