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Crownsvile Reserse

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Saundra Byrd

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Saundra Byrd

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Mon, 16 Apr 2007 14:41:17 -0400

Hi All, 

  Went to the Walk for the Woods bird walk at the Crownsville Preserve 
Saturday . Not usually open to the public. Located on the old Crownsville 
hospital grounds in Crownsville . Hosted by the Scenic Rivers Land Trust who 
help to preserve land. There were 30 people on the birdwalk which was not 
necessarily an easy walk. Mostly steep hills . Very birdy though . Made stops 
at Benefield post office off of Benefield road. and Southwest area park near 
Linthicum.  
 
Crownsville birds
  Bald eagle seen from parking area after the walk. 
 Black vulture
 Turkey vulture 
 Canada goose
 Mallard 
 Wood duck 6 in the sewage treatment pond 
 Scaup 1 same pond 
 Redtailed hawk 
 Redbellied woodpecker
 Pileated woodpecker
 Downy woodpecker
 American crow
 Northern mockingbird
 Tree swallow  
 Barn swallow 
 Eastern bluebird
 Hermit thrush 
 Louisianna waterthrush 
 Blue jay 
 Northern cardinal 
 American robin 
 Carolina chickadee 
 Tufted titmouse
 Redwinged blackbird
 Song sparrow
 Whitethroated sparrow  
 House finch  seen on the road out 
 European starling 
 American goldfinch 
  
 Benefield post office and surrounding areas 
  Redtailed hawk 
  Coopers hawk 
  Pileated woodpecker
 Norther flicker 
 Bluejay mobbing Coopers hawk 
 American robin 
 Redwinged blackbird
 Mourning dove 
 Song sparrow 
 
SWAP
 Bald eagle on nest Delaware ave. 
 Osprey
 Greater yellowlegs
 Canada goose 
 Doublecrested cormorant 
 Song sparrow 
 Tree swallow 
 Redwinged blackbird
 European starling 
 American robin 
 Common grackle 

 go home and soak aching legs 
   

Thanks 
 Saundra Byrd 
  
 west baltimore 
R