I took an extended walk deep into the Ivy Swamp this morning and was 
rewarded with three singing Yellow-throated Warblers.  These birds were deep 
in the swamp (half hour--45 minute walk in the swamp).  Other birds seen and 
heard were a pair of Red-shouldered Hawks, Bald Eagles, many White-breasted 
Nuthatches, Wood Ducks, two Turkeys, many Pileateds, and a small flock of 
Myrtle Warblers.    The swamp is still full of White-throats and Juncos 
although I neither saw nor heard any wrens.  The fields in Carioline County 
held many singing Horned Larks.

Jim Brighton
Easton, MD