Calvert County Birds

tjharten@concentric.net
Sun, 9 May 1999 09:48:45 -0400 

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Ospreyers,

I had the North Beach/Chesapeake Beach areas for the May Count =
yesterday.  Plenty of Yellowlegs of both types in
the marsh on Rte 261 at the Calvert/Anne Arundel line as well as some SB =
Dowitchers, Least Sandpipers and a couple of
Solitary Sandpipers.  The best bird in marsh though was a Glossy Ibis, =
the first I've seen in the County other than as a fly-by.

Out on the Bay a Red-throated Loon still in basic plumage, was off-shore =
(across Rte. 261 from the marsh).
Two Lesser Scaup were still hanging around as well.

I hope others had good days of counting yesterday as well!

Tom Harten
Bowie

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Ospreyers,
 
I had the North Beach/Chesapeake = Beach areas for=20 the May Count yesterday.  Plenty of Yellowlegs of both types=20 in
the marsh on Rte 261 at the = Calvert/Anne Arundel=20 line as well as some SB Dowitchers, Least Sandpipers and a couple=20 of
Solitary Sandpipers.  The best = bird in=20 marsh though was a Glossy Ibis, the first I've seen in the County other = than as=20 a fly-by.
 
Out on the Bay a Red-throated Loon = still in=20 basic plumage, was off-shore (across Rte. 261 from the = marsh).
Two Lesser Scaup were still hanging = around as=20 well.
 
I hope others had good days of = counting=20 yesterday as well!
 
Tom Harten
Bowie
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