Yesterday at 2:00 pm, while doing the CBC in Salisbury  my dad and I spotted 
a Cave Swallow fly around the southern lake at Canal  Woods condominiums in 
Salisbury.
I noticed the rounded tail and the buff throat. Unlike the cliff  swallow it 
didn't have any trace of brown around the cheek or  throat.  That was a life 
bird for the both of us.
We had a great bird count with 60 species including the Cave Swallow. While  
writing this I took a break to feed the birds outside. During  feeding  I had 
a pair of Red-breasted Nuthatches land right next to me  waiting for the 
feeders to be filed. I took a hand full of bird food and  reached out with hand 
opened, and to my surprise the female flew down to my hand  and perched to take a 
sunflower out of my  hand.       
                                                                              
                                                  Birding forever
                                                                              
                                                 Jennifer Elmer
                                                                              
                                                Pocomoke City  
       



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