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Re: Herrington Harbor ruddy turnstone, lesser scaup

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Dan haas

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Dan haas

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Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:45:59 -0400

Chris,

You forgot to mention two things about this afternoon's birding adventure:

1. My 9 month old son Declan was with us spotting birds from his car
seat.   (His best bird of the was a cooperative Goldfinch that flew
alongside the car at eye level for a good distance.)
2. There was a Black-Crowned Night Heron on the shoreline of Weems
Creek (towards the mouth) in Annapolis.

Should you have your mind set on birding the shore (and IF you live on
the Western Shore), do plan accordingly.  Route 50 is a total mess
these days.

Good Birding and have a great weekend everyone!

-Dan


On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 6:17 PM, chris murray <> wrote:
> Dan Haas and I went to North Beach today to see the AMERICAN AVOCET,
> and the RED-NECKED PHALAROPE both which were still there as of about
> 1:45.  On the way back we stopped at Herington Harbor and saw a RUDDY
> TURNSTONE which Dan reported.  We were so excited with this that we
> forgot to report that the LESSER SCAUP was also nearby just beside the
> jetty.
>
> Good Birding
>
> P.S.  We also stopped by the nearly dried up pond at greenbury point and saw:
>
>
> least sandpiper
> semi-palmated sandpiper
> semi-palmated plover
> lesser yellowlegs
>
> Chris
>