[MDOsprey] Olive-sided FC + at Hughes Hollow

Andy Rabin (andyrab@wam.umd.edu)
Sat, 4 Sep 1999 12:10:21 -0400 

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  Great morning on Saturday at Hughes Hollow in Montgomery County, MD!  =
An OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER posed for us a few times, once long enough for =
a scope view.  It was flying back and forth between the island to the =
left of the main path and the area to the right of the main path where =
the Willow Flycatcher has been seen regularly in the past (look for a =
lot of snags, all of which are in Maryland).

   Another neat bird we found was a juvenile SORA.  It was kind enough =
to let us stare at it for a minute or two.  As you head down the first =
path on the right, keep an eye out along the banks of the stream on your =
left.  We saw it about halfway down that path on the far bank.

  Other highlights included both LOUISIANNA and NORTHERN WATERTHRUSHES, =
my first GREEN-WINGED TEAL of the season, a GREAT EGRET,  an OSPREY, and =
more GOLDFINCHES and HUMMINGBIRDS than I've ever seen in one place =
before.

Andy Rabin
Gaithersburg, MD
andyrab@wam.umd.edu


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  Great morning on Saturday at Hughes = Hollow in=20 Montgomery County, MD!  An OLIVE-SIDED FLYCATCHER posed for us a = few times,=20 once long enough for a scope view.  It was flying back and forth = between=20 the island to the left of the main path and the area to the right of the = main=20 path where the Willow Flycatcher has been seen regularly in the past = (look for a=20 lot of snags, all of which are in Maryland).
 
   Another neat bird we found was a = juvenile=20 SORA.  It was kind enough to let us stare at it for a minute or = two. =20 As you head down the first path on the right, keep an eye out along the = banks of=20 the stream on your left.  We saw it about halfway down that path on = the far=20 bank.
 
  Other highlights included both = LOUISIANNA and=20 NORTHERN WATERTHRUSHES, my first GREEN-WINGED TEAL of the season, a = GREAT=20 EGRET,  an OSPREY, and more GOLDFINCHES and HUMMINGBIRDS than I've = ever=20 seen in one place before.
 
Andy Rabin
Gaithersburg, MD
andyrab@wam.umd.edu
 
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