--------------D3D67B5437B7B66E315C5180 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Fort Smallwood is located on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay at the mouth of the Patapsco River, about 11 miles south of Baltimore, MD. All numbers are unofficial. Today was our thirteenth straight day of triple-digit numberss, which has spirits, as well as hawks, soaring at the Fort! With an Osprey on Friday, we broke our all-time season record of 12,512. We're now over the 13,000 milestone. Our staple, a Sharpie, was #13,000. 4/23 4/24 BV 16 TV 1 51 OS 23 43 BE 1 NH 6 20 SS 92 191 CH 2 39 RS 2 BW 2 73 RT 6 AK 15 4 ML 2 4 UNID 1 Total 143 451 4/25 Season Total BV 3 255 TV 61 3129 OS 12 664 BE 14 NH 166 SS 50 2903 CH 11 506 NG 2 RS 1 207 BW 10 4049 RT 254 AK 3 885 ML 1 64 UNID 28 Total 152 13126 Blue Jays are starting their trek past the Fort with over 580 today. Other birds of interest the past several days: Approx. 150 Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers on 4/21, both Yellowlegs, Solitary Sandpipers, Semi-palmated Plovers, 1 Short-billed Dowitcher, Cattle Egret, Great Egrets, Black-crowned Night Heron, American Goldfinches by the 100's. --------------D3D67B5437B7B66E315C5180 Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">Fort Smallwood is located on the western shore of the
Today was our thirteenth straight day of triple-digit
numberss, which has spirits, as well as hawks, soaring at
the Fort! With an Osprey on Friday, we broke our
all-time season record of 12,512. We're now over the
13,000 milestone. Our staple, a Sharpie, was #13,000.
4/23 4/24
BV 16
TV 1 51
OS 23 43
BE 1
NH 6 20
SS 92 191
CH 2 39
RS 2
BW 2 73
RT 6
AK 15 4
ML 2 4
UNID 1
Total 143 451
4/25 Season Total
BV 3 255
TV 61 3129
OS 12 664
BE 14
NH 166
SS 50 2903
CH 11 506
NG 2
RS 1 207
BW 10 4049
RT 254
AK 3 885
ML 1 64
UNID 28
Total 152 13126
Blue Jays are starting their trek past the Fort with
over 580 today. Other birds of interest the past several
days: Approx. 150 Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers on 4/21, both
Yellowlegs, Solitary Sandpipers, Semi-palmated Plovers,
1 Short-billed Dowitcher, Cattle Egret, Great Egrets,
Black-crowned Night Heron, American Goldfinches by the 100's.
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