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Stan,

Great Cormorant is fairly regular at Point Lookout State Park in winter.  I
had one there on Monday (2/1) right off shore at the end of the point on the
Potomac side.

Tom Harten
Bowie
-----Original Message-----
From: arnold stanley <sarnol1@gl.umbc.edu>
To: mdosprey@ARI.Net <mdosprey@ARI.Net>
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 5:14 PM
Subject: Where in Maryland does one find...


>
>I was very impressed with Marshall Iliff's list of January birds in this
>state, and it prompted the question in my mind "Where does one find all
>these birds?"  Many birds I'd like to see in this state I notice are "easy
>to find" according to Marshall's coding.  If this is the case, where are
>the reliable locations for these birds in Maryland:
>
>Great Cormorant
>Ring-necked Pheasant (where is Cherry Hill?)
>Ruffed Grouse (where is Snaggy Mt. Rd?)
>Barn Owl (which barn?)
>Short-eared Owl
>Sedge Wren (where is Irish Grove?)
>both Sharp-tailed Sparrows
>
>Thanks in advance for any input on the above.
>
>Stan Arnold
>Glen Burnie, MD
>
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