Chris Smith writes:

Hi,
Just checked with my office and the White Pelican is still there ( at 11:06) - That is the Amports property pier - the tank farm mentioned is actually Nustar which has the active pier with the piping around it - the Amports pier is the 1st of 3 abandoned piers ( farthest one south from Ft McHenry right next to me - we are the green roofed building ) 

BTW: This is from a message on the June 5th:
The White Pelican was first noticed around 5 pm Wednesday June 4th right after the first round of storms - He was there all day Thursday the 5th but has not been seen today. This is not a public area - our building is in between the Amports Yards - where cars are offloaded from ships. 

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Keith Eric Costley

Randallstown, Baltimore County

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From: D Terry <>
> This morning at 7 a.m. Jim Peters, looking across the Patapsco River, spotted 
> the White Pelican sitting on wooden pilings with cormorants. 
> 
> Upon arriving at the fort, I walked along the asphalt perimeter path around the 
> seawall until I came to the spot which would give me the closest look at the 
> Francis Scott Key Bridge. I panned the shoreline to the right of the bridge and 
> when I came to the first petroleum farm, a group of  big round fuel containers, 
> I looked out into the water and there were the pilings occupied by the pelican 
> and cormorants.
> 
> I saw the bird at 8:45 this morning. 
> 
> I am posting for Jim. Thanks Jim for locating this bird.
> 
> Debbie Terry
> 
> Timonium, MD 
>