A pretty good morning around Lake Artemisia (PG County) today.  Highlights
included two Caspian Terns flying around when I arrived and a Tundra Swan
that flew in as I was watching the terns.  I also had a nice male Palm
Warbler and what I'm fairly certain was a Hermit Thrush hopping around in
the wood along the trail to the east of the lake that runs along Indian
Creek and goes by the baseball field.  Lots of gnatcatchers and Yellow
Rumped Warblers around, though no Parulas, which would have been nice. The
full report is below.

Colin Hebert
Beltsville, MD 


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Location:     Lake Artemesia
Observation date:     4/17/09
Number of species:     32

Canada Goose     2
Tundra Swan     1
Wood Duck     2
Mallard     2
Pied-billed Grebe     1
Double-crested Cormorant     4
Bald Eagle     1
Red-tailed Hawk (Eastern)     1
Caspian Tern     2
Mourning Dove     2
Red-bellied Woodpecker     6
Downy Woodpecker     2
Blue Jay     1
Fish Crow     1
crow sp.     4
Tree Swallow     4
Barn Swallow     2
Carolina Chickadee     4
Carolina Wren     3
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher     6
Hermit Thrush     1
American Robin     10
European Starling     4
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)     6
Palm Warbler     1
Song Sparrow     5
White-throated Sparrow     8
Northern Cardinal     8
Red-winged Blackbird     5
Common Grackle     8
House Finch     1
American Goldfinch     4

This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)