Yesterday, I posted a few details about a trip (6/27/98) to Lily Pons Road. (Yes, I now know the correct spelling of "Lily Pons.") After consulting the yellow book, I wondered whether two little additions might be appropriate to report. First, at Lilypons Water Garden, I noticed an adult tree swallow feeding an immature who waited patiently on a power line. The yellow book suggests that tree swallows do indeed breed in our area, but the abundance chart left me wondering how common this might be. Second, I did notice a bank swallow flying among the barn & tree swallows and purple martins. The yellow book did not list bank swallows as breeding in Frederick County. In late June, I couldn't help wondering what this bank swallow was up to. Maybe someone from Frederick County could ease my curiosity. Thanks! --- Don Burggraf Baltimore