Re: [MDOsprey] SHARP-TAILED SPARROW

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Hi Bonnie,

Great bird - the sharp-tailed sparrow!  Is there any possiblility you may try 
for the bird Mon?  (that is if it is still around) Unfortunately,  I am 
working a trade show until Sunday eve and couldn't make it today.

Anna Kopitov

In a message dated 10/22/99 9:06:51 AM Pacific Daylight Time, bott@erols.com 
writes:

> This morning we (4 Howard countians and a couple Baltimorians) found a
>  SHARP-TAILED SPARROW at the University of MD farm. The bird was seen
>  from 5-6 feet the first time with great views. Found again about 20
>  minutes later and observed for another couple minutes.
>   Tomorrow morning I will take all interested birders to look for the
>  little fellow. I will leave the farm parking lot at 7:30 a.m. SHARP. Br
>  prepared to walk in water up to (almost) your knees and brush up to your
>  chest. 

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