Sorry, the 2nd question should have read "How high did they get before you 
lost sight of them"?

Ed Boyd
Westminster, MD

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Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] SE Harford County & yard, 05/22/09


> Kevin,
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> In regards to the Anhingas, could you provide more details? How high were 
> the birds when you first observed them? How did they get before you lost 
> sight of them? What were the viewing conditions like? When did you have to 
> research if you had 2 birds or one, were they not seen at the same time? 
> What plumages were these birds in? Were the both the same plumage or 
> different?
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> Ed Boyd
> Westminster, MD
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> Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 1:24 PM
> Subject: [MDOSPREY] SE Harford County & yard, 05/22/09
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> Hi all,
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>  Haven't been on computer much since Friday. John Dennehy & I had a great 
> day in Harford County on Friday, mainly in Havre De Grace area. Best birds 
> were 2 ANHINGA, seen in good view soaring, catching on thermal for several 
> minutes till almost disappear way up and last seen headed N.  It was in 
> Davis Property section of Susquehanna State Park. We were in knee high 
> weedy field w/ scattered trees (excellent view of sky). This weedy field 
> is an excellent habitat for chat, blue-winged and prairie warblers.
>  The quarry is off-limited, I have a relative work there.  Only place in 
> Harford for Bank Swallow colony.
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> Kevin Graff
> Jarrettsville, MD & West O.C., MD (return on Tues)
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