Re[2]: Cecil County Osprey

Kathy Klimkiewicz (Kathy_Klimkiewicz@usgs.gov)
Thu, 12 Mar 1998 09:34:15 -0700 

     I use 'cheers' and am most certainly a 'local folk' born in DC, raised 
     in Northern VA. I use it just because it is a cheerful sign-off.
     
     Cheers,
     Kathy Klimkiewicz


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Subject: Re: Cecil County Osprey
Author:  mdosprey@ARI.Net at NBS-Internet-Gateway
Date:    3/11/98 5:55 PM


     
     
  Here in Montgomery County, MD we saw an Osprey this past Thursday at
Hughes Hollow.  I don't know if it was the first one of the season or not 
(it was for me).
     
     
Andy Rabin
Gaithersburg, MD
andyrab@wam.umd.edu
     
P.S. If someone ends their message with "Cheers" is it safe to assume that 
that person is from some other english speaking place besides the United 
States?  Or, do "local folk" also use such language? (Sorry for the 
non-bird talk.)
     
     
 On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Gary A. Griffith wrote:
     
> Osprettos:
> 
> Osprey were reported from 3 separate locations along the Elk River in Cecil 
County, MD today.  This is the earliest arrival date I have in the county 
database, and impressive considering the number of birds arriving so early. 
How's it coming in southern MD ?  Which counties have Osprey already ?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Gary A. Griffith  (BrdNSum@dpnet.net)
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