I was also at the EastonWWTP, later in the day. It is interesting to 
note the changes in the intervening time:

Eared Grebe - NOT
Canada Goose 2000
BRANT 8 flying over, unable to land among all the Canada Geese
Shoveller   -  0
Ring-necked Duck  1
Bufflehead  1
Ruddy Duck 10
Gt Blue Heron 1
Herring Gull 4
BARN SWALLOW 2
AMERICAN PIPIT 1 (across road from spray field)
E Bluebird 2
Savannah Sparrow  ~3
Song Sparrow   ~5


Bob Ringler wrote:

>   This morning I birded in Talbot County starting at the Easton WWTP where the Eared Grebe was not present. Other birds there were:
>
>Canada Goose  400
>Shoveler  12
>Ring-necked Duck  7
>Bufflehead  3
>Ruddy Duck  85
>Great Blue Heron  1
>Coot  8
>Laughing Gull  350
>Bonaparte's Gull  1
>Great Black-back  3
>BARN SWALLOW  2, an adult and an immature
>Savannah Sparrow  8
>
>At Pickering Creek Audubon Center:
>
>Woodcock  1 flushed
>SEDGE WREN  1 along the entrance road in front of the blind
>Hermit Thrush  4
>Field Sparrow  6
>Song Sparrow  25
>Swamp Sparrow  15
>White-throated Sparrow  30
>White-crowned Sparrow  1 im along the entrance road
>
>--
>Bob Ringler
>Eldersburg MD
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-- 
Fred Fallon
PG Coordinator, MD-DC Breeding Bird Atlas
Bowie MD