PABU seekers.

I'm sorry for the confusion in my last post.

My comment about Chesapeake Academy is mostly that it's across the
street, and it might be the best place to park.  I've not been to the
location.

I don't know EXACTLY where the bird was seen.  I do know that the
trial heads up the penisula and crosses Asquithview.  It is a quiet
street (on the Severn River side / not the Rt 2 side).  Basically,
from Annapolis... make a left off of B&A Blvd onto Asquithview.  From
Baltimore, make a right.  I would think one could park on that street
and walk onto the trial.  Since I've no idea where those feeders are
located, I am guessing one will either arrive to find a slew of
birders OR one will have to be the first to find it.

I contacted my friend at the school just to see about setting up a
feeder and a camera for documentation.  I don't think the bird has
been seen on that side of the street.

Again, sorry for all of the confusion!

-Dan

On Jan 22, 2008 11:04 PM,  <> wrote:
>
>
> Hi Dan,
>
> Maybe I'm just a bit obtuse, but is this PABU being seen at the school or at
> a private residence? It sounds like it's near the B&A Trail crossing at
> Asquithview. I assume you've been to the spot -- is the location of the
> feeder obvious when you're on the trail?
>
> Any recent sightings of the Annapolis bird? I've been too busy to get back
> there. Thanks for any info!
>
> Joel Martin
>
>
> In a message dated 1/22/2008 8:28:09 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
>  writes:
> I can and happily will.  Google: Chesapeake Academy, Arnold, MD 21012
> I believe that the feeder is just across the street. There is a
> bike/trail bridge visible on GOOGLE EARTH.
> Asquithview Lane is the road that heads down (South) towards the Severn
> River.
>
> I contacted Chesapeake Academy tonight.  I work with the schools, a
> company called School Specialty.  I've asked about setting up a feeder
> and a BIRDCAM.
>
> It's off of B&A BLVD on the border of Severna Park and Arnold.  The
> B&A Trail runs right through it on the SOUTH side of the street.
>
> Good Birding,
>
> Dan Haas
> West Annapolis
> 
> http://wahzoh.blogspot.com/
>
> On Jan 22, 2008 8:12 PM, Kurt R. Schwarz <> wrote:
> > I noticed this on the Voice of the Naturalist posting kindly provided by
> > Norm
> >
> > A beautiful male PAINTED BUNTING has been frequenting feeders in the
> > Annapolis (Anne Arundel Co, MD) area. The first report dates to Dec
> > 29. On Jan 20, a male PAINTED BUNTING showed up in Arnold; this yard
> > is near Baltimore-Annapolis Blvd and backs to a bike path, close to
> > the Asquith View crossing.
> >
> >
> > Can anybody give us non-Annapolitans an idea of just where this is?
> >
> > Kurt Schwarz
> > HowCo
> > goawaybird at comcast dot net
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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