I new it would be a futile chase but after work I decided to see if the 
Black-neck Stilts were still at the mud-flats north of North Beach.  They 
weren't, though a nice selection of shore birds were present.

Solitary Sand.
Lesser Yellowlegs
Spotted Sand.
Least Sand.
Semi Sand.
Semi Plover
Dunlin
Short-billed Dowitcher
Marsh Wren
Cm. Yellowthroat
Clapper Rail
Snowy Egret

On the way back to Oxford I tried for Whips in Queen Anne Co. and was 
successful on Ell Downs
Rd. with one bird singing.  Just a mile away in Caroline Co. Whips were 
everywhere.  Crossing the Tuckahoe River into Talbot Co. one Chuck was 
calling on the Talbot side.

I sat outside my house last night when I got home and had a pretty good 
flight overhead.  Birds I could identify were (9) Swainson's Thrush (12) 
Veery's (2) Spotted Sandpipers.  Lots of unidentified
sparrows and warblers flew past.

Jim Brighton
Oxford, Md