Jim, 
We don't need to flush them. There are more peeps than we can count along Cattail Creek, which is our home turf :) 
 
Joe Hanfman 
Columbia, Md 
Joe Hanfman Columbia, MD 
 
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From:         Jim Moore <> 
Sender:       Maryland Birds & Birding <> 
Date:         Sun, 19 Sep 2010 19:46:07  
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Reply-To:     Jim Moore <> 
Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] Triadelphia Lake Rd Shorebirds 
 
  Any of you foreigners from Howard county caught flushing  
Montgomery birds to the Howard side will be reported to the  
authorities.  ;-)  ;-)  ;-) 
 
Good birding! 
Jim Moore 
Rockville, Maryland 
PLEASE REPORT YOUR BIRD SIGHTINGS to http://ebird.org/ 
 
On 9/19/2010 6:57 PM, Kurt R. Schwarz wrote: 
> The Triadelphia Lake Rd. shorebird extravaganza continued into  
> this afternoon.  There was a large amount of churn, so, hooray,  
> the goodies patronized both sides. 
> 
> Least were quite abundant, as were Killdeer. 
> 
> A lone Western visited both sides, and I noted at least two  
> Semi-palmated Sandpipers that materialized on the Montgomery  
> shore after a big flush on the Howard Side.  Two Baird's also  
> appeared and showed white closely on the MontCo side.  I also  
> noted a White-rumped and multiple Pectorals.  Early on I spotted  
> two Lesser Yellowlegs on the MontCo side, but ceased to pay any  
> further attention.  As I left, a female Wood Duck went squeaking  
> downstream. A fellow in the parking lot (non-birder) informed me  
> he'd seen a Bald Eagle, and an Osprey or two, but I did not  
> observe any. 
> 
> Kurt Schwarz 
> "finally, a Western in HowCo!" 
> goawaybird at verizon dot net