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locations on Tubman Road Trail

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Marcy Stutzman

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Marcy Stutzman

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Sun, 5 Nov 2006 07:55:08 -0500

Lincon's Sparrow: On the new Tubman Road Trail in between trail markers 10 
and 9. There were a lot of sparrows and I only saw 1 Lincon's.

If you are there, please stroll on down to area between markers 4 and 5, to 
take a look at the warbler I saw and called Prairie, I could be wrong about it. 
Here's what I saw:

It was on Tubman Road Trail, near section 4, the old homestead. In an open 
brushy area backed by Loblolly Pines. I first spotted it flying from a tree next 
to the trail down into the grass on the trail. It often shared the tree with a 
Hermit Thrush. The last look I got was when it flew back into the pines.
 
It's breast was bright yellow. 
It looked olive on the top. 
It had streaks on the sides/flanks.
It had white outer feathers in the tail.
It pumped its tail.
 
I didn't see the eye area.
 
There was only one.

Marcy Stutzman
Russett, MD