In a message dated 9/16/2008 9:19:18 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
 writes:

Seven  Canada Geese appeared to be migrating in groups of four and three, 
flying high  and headed southeast. Hummingbirds, Blue Jays, and waxwings also 
appeared to  be on the move.

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Hi Bob and all,
 I too have noticed lots of Blue Jays and waxwings on the move, this  morning 
especially. I also saw a single Rose-breasted Grosbeak fly into the  woods 
next door as well as another Red-headed Woodpecker fly across the yards  this 
morning. Yesterday I saw an imm. Magnolia Warbler (#104), another RBGR (at  the 
feeders), a N. Parula in the back cherry trees, and I am still feeding many  
hummers, though numbers have begun to drop off.
 
Also had a few Gray Catbirds this morning moving through, and a small  gray 
cat which has been plaguing my yard for weeks, which I caught and is soon  on 
its way to the humane society! It took a mourning dove last evening...
 
Rick Sussman
Woodbine,MD



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