Thanks all. I listened to my I-pad for the differences between Worm-Eating
and Chipping, and the birds I heard were pretty convincing for
Worm-Eating. As for the Prothonotory, I'll wait, since it's pretty easy
to see them at Susquehanna. The worms are always difficult for me to see,
esp. at Susquehanna, where they are high up. Happy birding!
Lin
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From: Sean McCandless <seanmccandless1...>
Date: Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: [MDBirding] Worm-eating Warbler??
To: Linda Just <ljustrn...>
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I have had Worm eating Warblers in Elk Neck State Forest at this exact time
in the past. Sure.
Sean
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*From:* Linda Just <ljustrn...>
*To:* Maryland Birding <mdbirding...>
*Sent:* Thursday, April 18, 2013 6:21 PM
*Subject:* [MDBirding] Worm-eating Warbler??
Hi!
I thought I may have had 2 worm-eating warblers at Susquehanna State
Park. Is this early for them? I didn't want to post them on e-bird. They
sound very similar to Chipping Sparrows, although they seemed quite high
up, which is typical for Worm-eaters. I heard them around Rock
run. Nothing else out of the ordinary. YELLOW RUMPS were everywhere!
Nice numbers of PALM WARBLERS as well. Possible Prothonotory, but I didn't
want to call it because I heard only a portion of the call. Good birding
to all!
Lin Just
Colora, Md
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