[MDOsprey] (Fwd) Re[2]: birds at great falls

Norm Saunders (osprey@ARI.Net)
Tue, 30 Nov 1999 18:52:33 -0500 

Folks,

Dianne Ingram is with the National Park Service, working in the C&O Canal
National Park.  Check your records and see if you can be of any 
assistance to her--sounds like another battle against the inevitable, but who
knows?  We may yet prevail against poorly sited cell towers!  Please respond
to Dianne directly.  Her e-mail address is below.

Norm

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Date sent:      	Tue, 30 Nov 1999 16:24:42 -0500
From:           	Dianne_Ingram@nps.gov (Dianne Ingram)
Subject:        	Re[2]: birds at great falls

     I'm putting together a list of bird species recorded for the Great Falls 
     area of C&O Canal to provide input to the EA for a Bell Atlantic Mobile cell tower 
     proposed for Great Falls Park, VA.  C&O Canal (MD) and Great  Falls Park 
     (VA) are listing potential impacts to MIGRATORY Birds. 
     
     Below is what I've got recorded so far. Do you have or know of someone who 
     has documented additional migratory species for the area between towpath 
     mile 10.5 and 15.0?
      
     If you can list any additional species on email then send whatever 
     documentation is available by mail, I would be grateful.  We are going on 
     the stance of documented impacts to migratory birds flying into tall cell 
     towers.
         
         Bald eagle
         Yellow-billed cuckoo
         Chimney swift
         Ruby-throated hummingbird
         Eastern wood-pewee
         Acadian flycatcher
         Eastern Phoebe
         Great Crested flycatcher
         Red-breasted nuthatch
         White-breasted nuthatch
         Brown creeper
         Northern parula
         Winter Wren
         Hermit Thrush
         American robin
         Solitary vireo
         Yellow-throated vireo
         Red-eyed vireo
         Am. goldfinch
         Even. grosbeak
         Yellow-rumped warbler
         Yellow-throated warbler
         Cerulean warbler
         Black and white warbler
         Louisiana waterthrush
         Summer tanager
         Scarlet tanager
         Indigo bunting
         Fox sparrow
         White-throated sparrow


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Norm Saunders
Colesville, MD
osprey@ari.net