Yesterday at Little Bennett I saw relatively little, even after running 
into and birding with Joe Sedrask (sp?) and Tom Dunn.  My best bird was 
a Fox Sparrow; Tom saw a singing(?) Blue-gray Gnatcatcher before we met, 
but we couldn't relocate it later.

Today I decided to do the same route again, just to see the effect of 
the wind yesterday.  I saw not only more species, but also more 
individual birds, who were singing a lot more than yesterday.  Didn't 
relocate the Fox Sparrow, or the gnatcatcher, but did hear my FoY 
Louisiana Waterthrush, near the old schoolhouse, singing rather poorly 
compared with what I've heard in previous years.

Totals below.

	Bob Hartman
	Silver Spring/Colesville


Saturday 4/4
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Black Vulture              1
Turkey Vulture             4
Red-shouldered Hawk        2
Eastern Phoebe             2
American Crow              3
Carolina Chickadee         4
Tufted Titmouse            2
White-breasted Nuthatch    1
Carolina Wren              2
Eastern Bluebird           2
American Robin             1
Eastern Towhee             1
Field Sparrow              1
Fox Sparrow                1
White-throated Sparrow     3
Dark-eyed Junco            8
Northern Cardinal          4



Sunday 4/5
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Canada Goose              6
Turkey Vulture            1
Red-shouldered Hawk       1
Northern Flicker          1
Pileated Woodpecker       2
Eastern Phoebe            3
American Crow             1
Fish Crow                 1
Tree Swallow              2
Carolina Chickadee        8
Tufted Titmouse           4
Carolina Wren             5
American Robin            5
Northern Mockingbird      6
European Starling         1
Louisiana Waterthrush     1
Eastern Towhee            2
Field Sparrow             4
Song Sparrow              1
Dark-eyed Junco           1
Northern Cardinal         9
American Goldfinch        2