Re: [MDOsprey] Acadian Flycatcher status
Norm Saunders (osprey@ARI.Net)
Sun, 11 Jul 1999 14:50:19 -0500
Anything above Great Falls, on to the beginning of the Ridge and Valley
section in mid-Frederick County is considered the Piedmont. Acadian
Flycatchers, in the proper habitat and at the right time of the year, have
always struck me as being abundant birds. I'm hoping that Lynn Davidson
will see these messages and comment on the status of ACFL since
she's one of the folks in DNR responsible for maintaining the State list
of species of special concern.
Lynn, you out there?
Norm
From: Cbarnard52@aol.com
Date sent: Sun, 11 Jul 1999 11:38:23 EDT
Subject: Re: [MDOsprey] Acadian Flycatcher status
To: mdosprey@ARI.Net
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> I agree with Paul that in the local area, Acadian Flycatchers have been
> common the entire Spring. Birds are plentiful along the C&O Canal from
> Pennyfield Lock past mile post 24. I have also seen and heard them on an
> ongoing basis at Seneca State Park and Meadowside Nature Center. I don't know
> whether this counts as the Piedmont though.
>
> Chris Barnard
> cbarnard52@aol.com
>
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Norm Saunders
Colesville, MD
osprey@ari.net