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Re: Snowy Owl report in Glen Burnie

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Frank Marenghi

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Frank Marenghi

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Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:08:48 -0500

 

Joking aside (for the moment), I assume someone will be on the lookout for a large white bird in Glen Burnie this afternoon? Directly adjacent to the airport seems like a good place to see a Snowy, although I'm sure scoping BWI is not too popular these days. 

 

I would come up from Annapolis, but I figured there would be some folks closer to that area. It's probably just a large white Rock Pigeon anyway . . . .

 

 

~ Frank

 

 


 
> Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:15:45 -0500
> From: 
> Subject: [MDOSPREY] Snowy Owl report in Glen Burnie
> To: 
> 
> MD Osprey:
> 
> FYI ... I just received the following report. John said it was OK to 
> forward to MD Osprey.
> 
> Phil
> 
> >From: 
> >Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 09:30:44 EST
> >Subject: Good Morning
> >To: 
> >
> >My name is John Schmid and and I live in Glen Burnie,Md. 
> >410-766-5262 Last night about 10pm I was looking out mt front 
> >window ,where I have some feeders in our plum tree. On one of the 
> >overhead lines I noticed a big form on the wire. As I watched its 
> >head turned quite a bit and I could see it's huge eyes. I believe it 
> >was a white snow owl. It was white and huge. It stayed there for 30 
> >seconds and as I was yelling for my wife and son to come he started 
> >to fly away and although my was missed it my son saw him. It had a 
> >huge wing span. My son said that it looked like the owl in Harry 
> >Potter. I read that they sometimes migrate away from there normal 
> >territory. There is no doubt in my mind what I saw,so I thought I 
> >would report it.Please let me know if there is anything else I can 
> >let you know about. In my yard we get 3 types of 
> >woodpeckers,nuthatches,tit mouse,carolina wren,an occasional wood 
> >thrush,oriole, a waxwing once last year and twice a 
> >grossbeak,towhees and the normal sparrows,robins,finches,blackbirds 
> >and cowbirds. I enjoy watching them very much. Well please let me 
> >know what if anything I can do. Thank You John Schmid
> 
> ==================================
> Phil Davis Davidsonville, Maryland USA
> mailto:[log in to unmask]
> ================================== 
 		 	   		  
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