I would like directions to the Kelp Gull and any advice on best times to observe the bird. I had not originally thought to go as my skills for identifying gulls are poor to abysmal but seems like this guy is being very oblidging......If you get a chance I would really appreciate it.... Thanks William Leigh tern@visuallink.com -----Original Message----- From: Jane Kostenko <jkostenko@somd.lib.md.us> To: PAbirds <pabirds@list.audubon.org>; Laurie Larson <LLARSON@pucc.Princeton.EDU>; Maryland SMAS <md-smas-general@list.audubon.org>; mdosprey <mdosprey@ARI.Net>; Voice of the Naturalist <voice@CapAccess.org>; Armas Hill <armas@wittnet.com>; bbc <birder@xtrabox.com>; Marvadel <marvadel@amazon.ncsl.nist.gov> Date: Thursday, February 25, 1999 5:00 AM Subject: Sandgates, MD Kelp Gull update, 2/25/99 >The St. Mary's County, MD Kelp Gull was present at >first light this morning, Thursday, February 25, 1999, >when I arrived around 6:35 a.m. I left it in the able hands >of David Bridge. > >Since the cook doesn't show up until later in the morning, >you can chum it in with popcorn or bread. It's more finicky >after the shrimp and oysters on the half-shell arrive! > >The Kelp Gull has been present daily since first >identified on Sunday, February 14, 1999. It has been >seen from dawn to dusk every day except Thursday, >February 18 when it flew off at 3 p.m. > >If you need directions, please feel free to email me. >Or you can check on the BirdChat archive site at: >http://listserv.arizona.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9902d&L=birdchat&O=T&P=6521 > >Jane Kostenko >jkostenko@somd.lib.md.us >California, Maryland > >Yesterday is history; tomorrow is a mystery. >Today is a gift. That's why they call it the PRESENT. >