At 10:30, I stopped by for a quick visit to Schoolhouse.

Greeted by a Prothonotary Warbler singing. Then heard and saw the
Northern Waterthrush, white and red eyed vireos but no blue headed
vireo.

Wish I couldve stayed longer, but its back to work. I do enjoy outside
sales on days like today.

Good birding.

Dan Haas
West Annapolis, 



On 4/22/08, Fred Shaffer <> wrote:
> Highlights at Schoolhouse Pond this morning included a singing Northern
> Waterthrush in the underbrush at the rear of the pond and a singing Blue-
> headed Vireo high in a tree to the side of the pond.  Both birds were
> singing
> repeatedly, but remained mostly out of sight, except for brief appearances
> in
> the open.  Other birds included my first Orchard Oriole and White-eyed Vireo
> of the season.  Several Cormorants were present, and 3 Osprey flew over the
> pond looking for fish.  A large number of Chimney Swifts and swallows flew
> above and around the pond, with swallow species including Tree, Barn, and
> Northern Rough-winged.  Other birds included Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Common
> Yellowthroat, Eastern Phoebe, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Eastern Bluebirds, Robins,
> Yellow-rumped Warblers, and Northern Parula.
>
> Fred Shaffer
> Patuxent MOS
> 
>
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