Hi  al Helen did a great job posting about our birding  on Saturday . I just have a few comments about it .  She gave me a list  of Birds she wanted and needed for her Queen Anne's  County list . while not seeing or hearing all of them  we knocked  better than half of them off . The Chuck wills widows Stole the show however  this was the  my first one to be seen .  Indigo Buntings forging  in grass near and on the Road near my truck . On  Wrights Neck Road  near Centreville  we  heard a  bird making an odd call that we  could not Id at first .  Then  we located a fledging not able to fly that turned out to be  a Baltimore Oriole  and the male flew down to tend to it .  Some Birds sang other did not the Yellow Throated  Vireo  flew in  with out a sound gave us good looks  then departed . Others did odd things  a  Common Yellow Throat sang from a powerline . My take  was that because of the recent wet weather the birds  were very hungry  and  did not  pay us people that much attention  and were a little more active  longer in the morning  then normal.  It was  a great birding day  and we had  a blast .


Happy Birding 
Danny Poet 
Queenstown Maryland 
 

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