Saturday afternoon, August 8, 1998 While birding the mud flats at the north end of Liberty Lake, Baltimore/Carroll counties, Debbie Terry ansd I found an immature White Ibis. Other birds present were 5 Great Egrets, 1 immature Little Blue Heron, Green Herons, Canada Geese, Wood Ducks, Mallards, Killdeer, 2 Solitary Sandpipers, and about 35 peeps including Least and Western sandpipers. The Kirschbaums came by as we returned to the car and they also saw the ibis. The White Ibis was immediately north of the Rt.140 bridge which crosses Liberty Lake at the county line. Coming from the Baltimore Beltway use I-795 and Rt. 140. The ibis could be seen from the bridge, but this is a busy four-lane highway and the bridge vibrates with the traffic. Another viewing spot is reached by turning north on Glen Falls Road which is on the Baltimore County side of the bridge. Go about 50 feet and park on the left next to the guard rail that blocks the roadbed of the Old Westminster Pike. Walk down the path that follows the roadbed. This requires going over and under some trees that are in the way. You can 'scope a large area of the flats from the point where the roadbed disappears into the lake. Another White Ibis was at this site in August of 1993. It was seen for nearly two weeks. Be advised that as the lake level goes down the shoreline recedes and the north end of the lake will be south of the bridge, and the flats north of the bridge will dry quickly. Good luck. Bob Ringler