Hello all. 

I spent about 3 hours early this morning doing another survey of Weinberg 
Park in Pasadena (Northern Anne Arundel County). The Red-headed WP is still 
present and I had excellent numbers of Towhees and other species. There are 
also two smaller sections of park property I checked out, not much there, 
but the habitat is perfect for Sparrows, etc.  I ran into Adam Smith and a 
co-worker of his while there, and Adam, I'm sorry to say that you missed 
the RHWO by 5 minutes!

Also, a word of warning: there is often waterfowl hunting VERY close to the 
park's overlook, so keep your eyes and ears open if you go there.

Totals (From main section of the park, north side of Fairview Beach Rd.):

DC Cormorant: 8  Seen from the overlook on White Rocks
G. Blue Heron: 1 Fly-by over Rock Creek
C. Goose: 11 Fly-by
Mallard: 15  On Rock Creek
Bufflehead: 11  On Rock Creek
LT DUCK: 2  On Rock Creek, still great to see them
RB Gull: 37
H. Gull: 2
GBB Gull: 3
BARRED OWL: 1  Called twice near the pond area
A. Crow: 8 and 7 other Crow sp. 
Blue Jay: 6
E. Starling: 2
RH Woodpecker: 1 Subadult, head is almost all red, looks great
RB Woodpecker: 6
D. Woodpecker: 4
N. Flicker: 2  At park entrance
C. Wren: 6
RC Kinglet: 2
GC Kinglet: 1
WB Nuthatch: 1
C. Chickadee: 23 Total from various locales
T. Titmouse: 9
A. Robin: 16
H. Thrush: 4  
RW Blackbird: 1 
C. Grackle: 8  Fly-by
N. Cardinal: 14  Total from various locales
E. Towhee: 18  Total from various locales
WT Sparrow: 29 Total from various locales
Song Sparrow: 3
A. Goldfinch: 6

Best to all,

Matt Grey
Pasadena