Date:         Mon, 4 Sep 2000 16:02:33 -0400
Reply-To:     "Donald H. Broderick" <cdbird@ezy.net>
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From:         "Donald H. Broderick" <cdbird@EZY.NET>
Subject:      Brown Rd. sod farm
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Sam Dyke had Am. Golden Plovers, White-rumped Sands., and a Ruddy 
Turnstone (county record I think)among other goodies this A.M. 9/4.at 
the Brown Rd Sod farm in Salisbury, Wicomico County. It's an imm. bird 
and we last saw it hanging out waaaay in back between the watering rig 
and the porto potty (any connection there?)

Leaving Salisbury headed North on Rt. 13 Make a right turn at the police 

barracks onto Dagsboro Rd. After a mile or two or so (we're loose here) 
look for Brown Rd on the right. (only goes one way) make the right and 
proceed about 1/4 to 1/2 mile to said field on the right.=20

Don Broderick,
cdbird@ezy.net=20

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