Nashville warblers have been more or less regular in
	that area	for some time     -- no one seems to have mentioned
	the need to be extra careful with county sighting claims
	. . .or state claims for that matter, when in that area.
	i.e., the state line runs right down Muddy Creek Road.

	I have only my quaint DeLorme Atlas which indicates that when
	you turn on Muddy Creek Rd. from Cranesville Swamp Rd.
	you're in West Virginia when you swing left after a few
	hundred yards.   The Nashvilles have traditionally been
	in swampy areas on the left (MD) side of the road .

	Cranesville Swamp Preserve itself is apparently in Maryland
	but the line is very close and unmarked.

	Of course, if you have the right kind of GPS tool
	you should be OK,

	but then,
	isn't it time you started on your WV list, anyway?

	Leo Weigant


On May 23, 2010, at 3:05 PM, Tim Boucher wrote:

> Hey
>
> Last weekend we had a Nashville Warbler at TNC's Cranesville Swamp  
> reserve. We found it at the far side of the board walk (10am-ish).  
> It was definitely on a territory, and circled around us, calling  
> (so please don't use playback). Many times it was calling at the  
> top of a conifer. Learn the call before you go and you should find it.
>
> Cheers
> Tim Boucher
> Bethesda, MD