Date:         Thu, 10 Feb 2000 18:11:05 -0500
Reply-To:     "Donald H. Broderick" <cdbird@ezy.net>
Sender:       Maryland Birds & Birding <MDOSPREY@HOME.EASE.LSOFT.COM>
From:         "Donald H. Broderick" <cdbird@EZY.NET>
Subject:      barnacle goose
Comments: To: patty wolf <phw52@aol.com>, mike walsh <mik@dmv.com>,
          margaret laughlin <marjon@shore.intercom.net>,
          lorraine logan <dfl@compucenter.net>,
          Eastern Shore Stamps <stamps@sea-east.com>,
          debbie blake <djblake@earthlink.net>,
          chris dominick <dominickcm@hotmail.com>,
          Alan Deward <ratal5@earthlink.net>, margie king <MKing8053@aol.com>,
          Kay Gibbons <kayaus@intercom.net>,
          voice of the naturalist <voice@capaccess.org>
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The Barnacle Goose seen Sunday was reported again this morning (Thurs.) =
at 9AM. in the same field in Wicomico County. If interested take =
Nanticoke Rd. to second turnoff to Jesterville Rd. (first turnoff is =
North of Bivalve, second is South of it). Make left and go approx. a =
quarter of a mile until you pass a farmhouse on the left with an =
abundance of farm equipment. The bird was in the next field on left with =
a flock of Canada geese and 1 or 2 "blue" snow geese.
Don Broderick
Salisbury
cdbird@ezy.net

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