Leo and others,
Swan Harbor Farm is off Rt. 40 between Aberdeen and Havre de Grace. Take the light for Oakington Rd south from Rt. 40. Bear to the left and follow the road for about a mile to the entrance, it's signed. Drive down the entrance road and park in the lot at the end. Do not park along the road.
Good luck!
Matt Hafner
Forest Hill, MD
On Jun 10, 2012, at 4:46 PM, Leo Weigant <hawkowl...> wrote:
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> Please provide directions to Swan Harbor from I-95.
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> Inquiring minds want to know....
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> Thanks, Matt
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> Leo
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>
> On Sunday, June 10, 2012 12:33:29 AM UTC-4, Matt Hafner wrote:
>> Susan Hood and I found a Common Gallinule this evening at Swan Harbor along the west side of the marshy impoundment. We were ending our Breeder's Cup field trip to try and see all the breeding species of Harford County. We did fairly well ending with 103 species, a couple less than last year. Sue Procell and Dennis Kirkwood also joined us for most of the day.
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>> We did not hear a single cuckoo all day adding to the evidence that they are not around in normal numbers for this time of year.
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>> Also, late tonight Kim and I had 2 screeching juvenile Barred Owls behind our house. We do not hear Barreds very often at all, I think only once this year, so I wonder how far they traveled.
>>
>> Good birding!
>>
>> Matt Hafner
>> Forest Hill, MD
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>
>
> On Sunday, June 10, 2012 12:33:29 AM UTC-4, Matt Hafner wrote:
>> Susan Hood and I found a Common Gallinule this evening at Swan Harbor along the west side of the marshy impoundment. We were ending our Breeder's Cup field trip to try and see all the breeding species of Harford County. We did fairly well ending with 103 species, a couple less than last year. Sue Procell and Dennis Kirkwood also joined us for most of the day.
>>
>> We did not hear a single cuckoo all day adding to the evidence that they are not around in normal numbers for this time of year.
>>
>> Also, late tonight Kim and I had 2 screeching juvenile Barred Owls behind our house. We do not hear Barreds very often at all, I think only once this year, so I wonder how far they traveled.
>>
>> Good birding!
>>
>> Matt Hafner
>> Forest Hill, MD
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