Date:         Mon, 27 May 2002 11:12:41 -0400
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From:         Steve Sanford <tanager@BCPL.NET>
Subject:      Re: May Count: Cromwell Valley Park
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Hi Kevin,

Unless I mislaid it, I haven't rec'd the May Count form from you.

If the count you posted on Osprey is final, no need to send the form, but
could you e-mail me the hours and miles on foot, and hours and miles by car.

Thanks,
Steve

PS: So far you have the only Bank Swallows in the 15 or so counts I have
received. We're up to 148 species, without Hart-Miller yet.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Kevin Graff" <ocean_city2001@YAHOO.COM>
To: <MDOSPREY@HOME.EASE.LSOFT.COM>
Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 1:10 PM
Subject: [MDOSPREY] May Count: Cromwell Valley Park


> International Migratory Bird Day "May Count" 5/11/02
>
> Location:
> 1. Cromwell Valley Park on Cromwell Bridge Rd.
> 2. below lower dam along Loch Raven Dr.
> 3. Gunpowder Falls along Cromwell Bridge Rd.
> 4.     "       " bridge at Glen Arm/Cromwell Bridge
>
> Hours: 0730am-1130am
> Observers: Kevin Graff, Carol Schester, Marion Wilson,
>            Johanna Ferguson
>
> Good days for birds, not for warblers. No Cliff
> Swallows under Loch Raven Dr. bridge this year. First
> time at May Count since 1995 that I have fewer warbler
> species.
>
>   1  Great Blue Heron
>  32  Canada Goose (one family with 4 goslings)
>   5  Mallard
>   2  Black Vulture
>   6  Turkey Vulture
>   1  Bald Eagle
>   1  Sharp-shinned Hawk
>   2  Cooper's Hawk
>   4  Red-tailed Hawk
>   1  Solitary Sandpiper
>   2  Spotted Sandpiper
>  20  Ring-billed Gull
>   2  Rock Dove
>  17  Mourning Dove
>   1  Yellow-billed Cuckoo
>   5  Chimney Swift
>   1  Ruby-throated Hummingbird
>   1  Red-bellied Woodpecker
>   2  Northern Flicker
>   1  Pileated Woodpecker
>   2  Eastern Wood-Pewee
>   2  Eastern Phoebe
>   8  Eastern Kingbird
>  23  Tree Swallow
>   2  N. Rough-winged Swallow
>   2  Bank Swallow (at Gunpowder Falls bridge)
>  30  Barn Swallow
>   3  Blue Jay
>  33  American Crow
>   1  Fish Crow
>   4  Carolina Chickadee
>   1  Tufted Titmouse
>   3  Carolina Wren
>  18  Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
>  12  Eastern Bluebird
>  19  American Robin
>   5  Gray Catbird
>  10  Northern Mockingbird
>   1  Brown Thrasher
>  27  European Starling
>  12  Cedar Waxwing
>   2  White-eyed Vireo
>   2  Warbling Vireo
>   7  Yellow Warbler
>   2  Yellow-rumped Warbler
>   1  Black-throated Green Warbler (Gunp. Falls bridge)
>   3  Common Yellowthroat
>   2  Canada Warbler
>   6  Northern Cardinal
>   1  Scarlet Tanager
>   2  Eastern Towhee
>  13  Chipping Sparrow
>   3  Song Sparrow
>  25  Red-winged Blackbird
>  11  Eastern Meadowlark
>  35  Common Grackle (flyby)
>   2  Brown-headed Cowbird
>   9  Orchard Oriole
>  21  Baltimore Oriole
>   7  House Finch
>  21  American Goldfinch
>   8  House Sparrow
> 508  62 species
>
> To Steve Sanford, I will mail the May count form to
> you this week.

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