Hi all,
 I spent another fine morning looking for (and finding) migrants at  
Meadowside today. I figured birds would be on the move last night and it appears  they 
were. Lots of activity right out of the parking lot with Rose-breasted  
Grosbeaks (2) in the pawlonia trees, a single Blue-headed Vireo, as well as  many 
Chestnut-sided Warblers, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Magnolia, Parula, Black  & 
Whites there too. as well as Scarlet Tanager.
 
Further along I had my first White-throated Sparrow for the season in the  
first meadow before the small pond. Behind the pond, in the marshy area were a  
pair of hummingbirds feeding on jewelweed and cardinal flowers. 
 
The Pioneer Site meadow held lots of activity too: Black-throated  Greens, 
Tennessee, A. Redstarts, more maggies and Chestnut-sided, along with a  trio of 
Swainson's Thrushes, Red-eyed Vireos, Blackburnian, more kinglets and  
Tennessee's, and Eastern Wood Pewee.
 
Along the  BP trail  I had a very nice pocket of activity  including  
Blue-headed, Philadelphia and Red-eyed Vireos, Veery and Wood  Thrush, in a mixed 
group along with chickadees and titmice, Carolina and House  Wrens.
 
About 51 or so species along with Osprey, Kingfisher, and some other common  
species.
 
Rick Sussman
Ashton,MD