Since I know there are quite a few birders throughout the state 
who are also reporting sightings for the Maryland Amphibian and 
Reptile Atlas (aka Herp Atlas), I thought I'd post this info. Not to 
worry, Norm - this is the only posting I will make concerning the 
herp atlas.

June Tveekrem
Columbia, MD
tweekiebird |AT| southernspreadwing.com

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Carroll County MARA website
Date: 	Thu, 15 Jul 2010 09:06
From: 	June Tveekrem <>
To: 	MDHerps <>


For those of you who are participating in the herp atlas in or near 
Carroll County, David Smith and I have constructed a website for 
Carroll. The link is <http://southernspreadwing.com/herps>.The 
contents are:

1) Summaries of herps found to date in all the blocks assigned to 
Carroll. These will be kept updated as often as David and I can make 
the time. The idea is that if you are planning to go atlasing you 
can see what has already been found so you don't spend a lot of time 
looking for species that have already been documented.

2) DNR-provided maps of Carroll blocks, containing roads and 
potential herp habitat such as rivers and ponds.

3) Google Earth file showing block boundaries and info.

4) Links to other MARA-related info that can be useful in Carroll 
County.

Check it out if you're so inclined.

June