After doing the grand tour of Montgomery County (Hughes Hollow, 
the polo grounds, the equestrian park), I ended up at Little 
Bennett about 11:30 this morning.  By then there was rather 
little activity, but I was very happy to find a YELLOW-BELLIED 
FLYCATCHER (with its "wash of pale yellow from throat to 
belly") on the Kingsley Trail.  Both it and the Olive-sided 
Flycatcher were sought-after state birds for me.  Back at the 
parking lot, I also saw a COMMON RAVEN (my FOY) circling 
overhead with a Turkey Vulture.

Earlier in the day, I had a very nice look at a Northern 
Waterthrush at Hughes Hollow.  

Good birding!

Elaine Hendricks
Greenbelt, MD  (PG County)



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