Hi All,
 
I birded Youghiogheny Reservoir for a couple of hours today, overall it was pretty quiet, the definite highlight being the PROTHONOTARY WARBLER about 65 meters from the parking area.  The water levels are still quite high with no available shorebird habitat to speak of.  I have posted a record shot of the Prothonotary that can be viewed via the link at the bottom.  Here's the list-
 
 
 
Location:     Youghiogheny Res.--Old Morgantown RoadObservation date:     7/18/08Number of species:     44 Wood Duck     5Green Heron     2Turkey Vulture     3Osprey     1Red-tailed Hawk     1Mourning Dove     1Black-billed Cuckoo     1Ruby-throated Hummingbird     3Belted Kingfisher     1Red-bellied Woodpecker     1Downy Woodpecker     3Northern Flicker     2Eastern Wood-Pewee     4Acadian Flycatcher     5Eastern Phoebe     1Eastern Kingbird     1White-eyed Vireo     2Red-eyed Vireo     13American Crow     2Barn Swallow     3Black-capped Chickadee     1Tufted Titmouse     2White-breasted Nuthatch     2Carolina Wren     5House Wren     1Blue-gray Gnatcatcher     3Wood Thrush     7Gray Catbird     2Cedar Waxwing     10Blue-winged Warbler     1Northern Parula     2Black-and-white Warbler     2American Redstart     1PROTHONOTARY WARBLER     1Louisiana Waterthrush     4Common Yellowthroat     7Hooded Warbler     1Scarlet Tanager     4Eastern Towhee     5Song Sparrow     4Northern Cardinal     2Indigo Bunting     5Common Grackle     5American Goldfinch     6 This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)
 
Good Birding!
Mikey Lutmerding
Frostburg/Lothian, MD
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mikeycerw/
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