June Tveekrem wrote:
> Ronald et al.,
>
> If you visit the Howard County Bird Club page, there is an entire 
> section called "Birding Howard County" which has detailed information 
> about birds and birding locations. The "Site Guides" pages are 
> particularly useful for helping choose a birding spot. The website is 
> a work in progress, so not all the sites have guide pages yet. But you 
> can get directions to all birding spots, regardless of whether the 
> spot has a site guide. And the "species accounts" section tells where 
> and when each species has been found, particularly in the case of 
> rarities.
>
> http://howardbirds.org/
> Click on the text "Birding Howard County, Maryland" at the top of the 
> page.
>
> June
>
> P.S.  Jo Solem is probably going to string me up for announcing this 
> to the whole state before all the site guide pages are done. But hey, 
> once something is posted on a public web site it's there for the world 
> to see, right?
>
Hi All,

I also created a section of my site "Western MD Birding" that is a site 
guide for Allegany and Garrett Counties.   I haven't finished adding 
sites yet but I have 4 or 5 key sites for each county.  See the following:

http://www.westernmdbirding.com/allegany_sites.htm
http://www.westernmdbirding.com/garrett_sites.html
or just go to westernmdbirding.com and click the site guide on the 
right-hand side.

For favorites, I might say Rocky Gap State Park in Allegany and perhaps 
Finzel Swamp in Garrett.  Of course my favorite site might vary 
depending on what time of year it is !

J.B.*
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J. B. Churchill
Frostburg, Maryland

webpage: http://www.westernmdbirding.com/