First, I wanted to thank my brother Mike for posting the lapwing
report. He's a Delaware-based birder, so he was going above and beyond
the call of duty by posting this here.
However, as Kevin and Gail suggest, it's rather surprising it was not
posted here sooner (by a Maryland birder). When the facebook page was
started (over the objections of many here), we were all given assurances
it would not compete with this list, and that this list would still be
the place to report bird sightings in MD. Those assurances seem to have
been flat wrong.
Jim Moore
Rockville, MD
On 2/3/2013 5:20 PM, Michael Moore wrote:
> For those who do not follow the Facebook MD Birding page, this was reported there this afternoon:
>
>
> Les Roslund found a NORTHERN LAPWING here this afternoon (1pm). Other birders have been looking, without success (as far as I've heard), but the reports back are that there is an extensive amount of excellent habitat / territory to cover.
>
> That was followed by this post:
>
>
> A group of birders, including Mark Schilling, have refound the NORTHERN LAPWING.
>
> >From what I can tell of the posted maps the bird is in Cordova, MD along Westerville Dr., NE of the intersection with Old Cordova Rd.
>
> Probably too late to chase today, but I hope someone gets a chance tomorrow.
>
> Mike Moore
> Newark, DE
>
--
-- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Group 'Maryland & DC Birding'.
To view group guidelines or change email preferences, visit this group on the web at http://www.mdbirding.com
Posts can be sent to the group by sending an email to <mdbirding...>
|