Jennifer,
   12 Palm Warblers and 5 Black Brant are stupendous finds for Maryland. Could you describe where they were? Thanks.

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Bob Ringler 
Eldersburg MD 


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From: Jennifer Elmer <> 

> Yesterday I birded around Ocean City. Starting at South Point I saw the 3 
> Eurasian Collared Doves ( life birds ) resting on the telephone wires. Other 
> birds I saw while at south point where, 
> 12+ Horned Grebes 
> 50+ Greater Scalp 
> 30 Red breasted Merganser 
> 5 Common Loons 
> 2 Red throated Loons 
> 60+ Buffleheads 
> 2 N Harriers 
> 25 E Meadowlarks 
> 37+ Cedar Waxwings 
> 7 Red wing Blackbirds 
> 12 Palm Warblers 
> 50+ Yellow rumped Warblers 
> 3 Bald Eagles 
> 17 American Robins 
> 1 Pine Warbler 
> As the fog rolled in I left and headed to Ocean City. When I got there the 
> weather and surf got nasty raining cats and dogs. The birds I managed to find 
> where the following. 
> 1 Peregrine Falcon ( eating a Bufflehead on the Rt 50 bridge) 
> 5 Black Brant 
> 4 Bonaparte's Gulls 
> 12 Greater black backed Gulls 
> 1 Harlequin Duck ( male resting on the rocks at shanty town) 
> 12 Red breasted Mergansers 
> 15 Red throated Loons 
> 2 Common Loons 
> 40 Buffleheads - 1 ( lunch for Peregrine ) 
> 2 Long tailed Ducks 
> 6 Surf Scoters 
> 1 White winged Scoter 
> Finely the rain stopped but the fog came in and I decided to call it a day. 
> On the way back to Pocomoke I saw a frontal cloud roll into Pocomoke City. 
> Then I got a call from my dad who was in Crisfield and told me that people 
> where parked at the docks looking for water spouts but none where seen. 
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> Birding forever 
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> Jennifer Elmer 
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> Pocomoke City MD 
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