[MDOsprey] Red-Neck Gr./Gr. Corm./LBBG at Conowingo

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        I refound the Red-necked Grebe above the dam at Conowingo this
morning. It was still on the Cecil side, but much farther upriver, near the
railroad bridge. A Great Cormorant (adult) was with the 60+ DCs above the
dam. There were 80 below, along with the adult Lesser on the wing wall.
        A morning tour of north central Harford turned up nothing rare. Fox
Sparrows are in in decent numbers, RC Kinglets are still common, and Hermit
Thrushes are fairly numerous. Chickadees (the purpose of the trip) are
still in small groups and I found no hint of a Black-capped.

Rick

Practically anything you say will seem amusing if you're on all fours.
-- P.J. O'Rourke

Rick Blom
rblom@blazie.com
4318 Cowan Place
Belcamp, Maryland 21017
(410)575-6086

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