I stopped at the location for the shrike this morning. I arrived at 10:59 and hed the bird 90 seconds later. The shrike was on top of a tree about 100 yards from the intersection along the closed portion of the road. The bird worked its way east to the edge of the field near the house and back for the next 30 mins. I last saw it fly north across the open field towards the trees on the north edge of the field and I left.

Ed Boyd
Westmister, MD

Max Wilson wrote: 
> I haven't seen any posts on the QA County Northern Shrike in several days, either positive or negative.  If it's been seen recently, I'd like to head out this weekend to try to find it.  If people have been looking the last several days with no luck, I probably won't make the trip.  Has anyone made a recent attempt?
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> Thanks for the help,
> Max
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