Yesterday, Lisa Wilson and myself counted at the Elk Neck State Forest
and was rewarded with excellent birding.  Birds of note: Orange-crowned
Warbler, Bay-breasted, both black-throated warblers in quantity,
Magnolia, Black & White in quantity, Blackpoll, Worm-eating, Ovenbird in
quantity, Swainson's Thrush, Verry.
  Late in the morning we came upon an inch worm hatching.  Inch worms all
over and of many species.  Ten on my shit & hat at once.  The birds were
taking full advantage, feasting on inchworms.  Mostly Cedar Waxwings &
Yellow-rumped, but also many of those noted above.  It was difficult to
identify all the birds, there were so many.  The Cedar Waxwings were
actually fat.  They appeared swelled-up and not the usual sleek bird. 
Some seemed to have extended stomachs (i.e. beer guts).

Also, I'm selling my new Canon, contact me personally for details:
Like new, little used with original boxes &paperwork:
- Canon Digital Rebel XTi SLR 10.1 MB, Camera Body w/ EFS 18-55 f/
3.5-5.6 Zoom Lens.
- Canon EF 100-400 f/ 4.5-5.6L USM Autofocus IS Telephoto Zoom Lens w/
hood & Tripod Mount.
- 1 GB Memory Card
- Canon RS-60 E3 Remote Switch.

Parke  
410.506.3874 day (preferred)
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