Re: [MDOsprey] Vesper Sparrow in Queen Anne's

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Ryan,

Is this MAPS banding?  Could you folks use the help of a
somewhat experienced banding assistant for a day or two?  I
am available on weekends.  I am a naturalist at Jug Bay
Wetlands Sanctuary.  I have removed perhaps 20 birds from
nets this season, and processed (including attaching the
band) perhaps 25.  

Let me know.

Charlie Muise


--- "Ryan A. Lesh" <ryanlesh@wam.umd.edu> wrote:
> 
> A male vesper sparrow was banded today in northern Queen
> Anne's County at
> the Chester River Field Research Center on Round Top
> Road.  The bird was
> in breeding condition but has not yet been heard singing.
>  CRFRC is
> located on Round Top Road off of Rte. 213.  For further
> directions, feel
> free to e-mail me directly.
> 
> Ryan Lesh
> 
>
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Jug Bay Wetlands sanctuary
Next to the Beautiful Chesapeake Bay
Maryland, USA
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