To give more point to the changing kaeidoscope of North Beach marsh, I should 
add these sightings, made over the last few days in the hopes of finding 
Blue-winged Teal, a very difficult bird for Cv Co --

Apr 1 4pm            Apr 3 9am      Apr 4 1pm
NOPI     2*                0                  0                    
GWTE  24            120                 0        
BOGU ~10            20                  110, 2 w/all-black heads- a plumage 
seldom seen on wintering grounds
GRYE    0                0                   3
SNEG    0                0                   2
* Not seen in marsh, but actually *in the Bay* opposite, at least 100' out. Also 
difficult for CV Co.

Fred & Jane Fallon
Huntingtown



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From: Leslie Starr <>
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Sent: Mon, April 4, 2011 12:37:44 PM
Subject: [MDOSPREY] Calvert County sightings

Joe walked the ACLT trails in Port Republic this morning and saw four bright 
yellow PALM WARBLERS.

At North Beach he found 3 BLUE-WINGED TEAL, 4 SNOWY EGRETS, and 45 BONAPARTE'S 
GULLS.

I'm in Baltimore and had a fairly quiet walk at Cromwell, though a noisy pair of 
BELTED KINGFISHERS was entertaining. They were active near a hole in the 
streambank on the Sherwood end of the trail. 


Leslie Starr & Joe Turner
Baltimore and Port Republic

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