Waggoners Gap

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     I went to Waggoners Gap, PA on Friday - 4 Golden Eagles, 1 Goshawk, 
     about 5 Cooper's and 5 Sharp-shinned, 12 Red-shouldered, 100 
     Red-tailed, 1 Harrier. The state has put no parking signs in part of 
     the pull-off area that is usually used for parking - so parking is 
     more limited. Saturday, a quick look at the main part of Black Hills 
     Lake produced few ducks - one of the wooded fingers of the lake had 
     about 12 Hooded Mergansers (nice views) that had replaced the Wood 
     Ducks of a week ago.  Monocracy Bottom Road produced nice views of 
     Fox, White-crowned and Swamp Sparrows on Sunday.  Happy Birding, Dan 
     Eberly

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