On Wednesday, August 29, 2012 9:18:46 AM UTC-4, Warblerick wrote:
> Pretty slow the past several days, and was hoping the passing front would've brought something interesting. This morning I had a pair of Eastern Kingbirds fly by, and my first of season Sharp-shinned Hawk. I thought I had a sharpie fly by last evening, but by the time I got on it with my bins it had moved too far off to get a firm ID. Last evening, a single southbound Common Nighthawk went past just about 7 PM, though conditions were perfect for a good flight.
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> Cedar Waxwings are being seen now, with many HY birds, and lots and lots of bluebirds and Chipping Sparrows, with many young birds around. Not much else around, yet.
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> Rick Sussman
> Woodbine,MD
Had an Osprey fly by this morning, so it must be "officially" hawk migration too. Had a Purple Martin, and another Chestnut-sided Warbler as well.
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