Hello everyone.

I woke up early this morning to the sounds of the local BLACKPOLL
WARBLERS outside the bedroom window.  They've been here for about a
week now.  I'm very happy to have them here in West Annapolis.  I
trust they are enjoying their stay.

In other news...

I spent a late lunch at Patapsco Valley SP--Lost Lake in the mist.  It
was great fun.  After reading the Joel Martin's recent report,  I
planned a brief hike before heading home to Annapolis after doing some
work in Baltimore.

Canada Goose     2
Mallard     2
Great Blue Heron     1
Turkey Vulture     1
Red-shouldered Hawk     1
Rock Pigeon     2
Mourning Dove     2
Chimney Swift     3
Red-bellied Woodpecker     1
Downy Woodpecker     1
Eastern Wood-Pewee     1
Eastern Kingbird     1
White-eyed Vireo     2
Red-eyed Vireo     1
Northern Rough-winged Swallow     4
Carolina Chickadee     4
Tufted Titmouse     2
Carolina Wren     1
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher     5
Eastern Bluebird     1
Wood Thrush     2
American Robin     4
Gray Catbird     6
Northern Mockingbird     2
European Starling     2
Cedar Waxwing     7
Northern Parula     3
CHESTNUT-SIDED WARBLER     1  (nice view)
BLACK-THROATED BLUE WARBLER     1
BLACKPOLL WARBLER     1
Black-and-white Warbler     1
American Redstart     2
Ovenbird     1
LOUISIANA WATERTHRUSH     1
CANADA WARBLER     1 (FOEL: first of entire life)
Chipping Sparrow     4
Song Sparrow     1
Northern Cardinal     6
Common Grackle (Purple)     4
Orchard Oriole     2
Baltimore Oriole     2
House Finch     1
American Goldfinch     3

This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)

I also decided to drop by Fort Smallwood to see if the BLACK BELLIED
PLOVER was still hanging around this Northern Anne Arundel park.
Lucky for me, it was.  And big, huge special thanks to Bill Hubick for
hosting the LINCOLN'S SPARROW, which was also present this afternoon.

Good Birding,

Dan Haas
West Annapolis, MD