I birded at Davidsonville Park yesterday and Gov Bridge today.  The
impoundments are filled at Davidsonville and there were many Canada Geese
including a good Cackling candidate.  Also present was a lone shoveler.  The
river was flooded and so I couldn't check the back ponds but I suspect more
geese and possible waterfowl.  I will check again later this week when the
river drops.  Behind the ball fields there were loads of sparrows including
a Lincoln's and a couple juvy/female white crowned. At Gov Bridge, I flushed
a woodcock and found my first winter wren.  Kinglets and Myrtles were
abundant at both locations.  Full lists:

Location:     Davidsonville Park
Observation date:     10/20/09
Number of species:     25

Canada Goose     140
Wood Duck     2
Northern Shoveler     1
Belted Kingfisher     1
Downy Woodpecker     1
Northern Flicker     1
Pileated Woodpecker     1
Eastern Phoebe     3
American Crow     X
Carolina Chickadee     X
White-breasted Nuthatch     1
Carolina Wren     2
House Wren     1
Golden-crowned Kinglet     2
Ruby-crowned Kinglet     9
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)     4
Palm Warbler (Yellow)     8
Chipping Sparrow     5
Song Sparrow     3
LINCOLN SPARROW     1
Swamp Sparrow     8
White-throated Sparrow     85
White-crowned Sparrow     2
Northern Cardinal     2
Red-winged Blackbird     165

Location:     Governor Bridge Natural Area
Observation date:     10/20/09
Number of species:     19

Black Vulture     5
Turkey Vulture     2
hawk sp.     1
AMERICAN WOODCOCK     1
Red-bellied Woodpecker     1
Eastern Phoebe     2
American Crow     8
Carolina Chickadee     3
Tufted Titmouse     2
Carolina Wren     3
House Wren     1
Winter Wren   FOY 1
Golden-crowned Kinglet     8
Ruby-crowned Kinglet     6
Hermit Thrush     2
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)     8
Eastern Towhee     1
Swamp Sparrow     4
White-throated Sparrow     8
Northern Cardinal     2

Good Birding,
Chris Murray
Annapolis