I have not had much luck with Least Terns at GIANT in Easton this year but
they are regular around the ACME and TARGET along the Easton Bypass. I also
frequently see them at Papermill Pond which is along the Bypass north of
Oxford Road. The Ponds behind Target are the most reliable. They may have
switched to nesting on the ACME. I also saw a few at Kingston Landing this
morning (Caroline and Talbot in one swoop).
Dave Palmer
Easton
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Wilson
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2011 12:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] Dorchester County Least Terns
My memory tells me that Least Terns used to nest on the roof of Giant in
Easton. Can a Talbot Countian verify this? Are they still there?
Jim Wilson
Queenstown
When we got to Cambridge, and were heading back out into the river, there
were two Least Terns flitting around the end of the floating docks. This
was about 1:00 p.m. As we came back into the Suicide Bridge area at the
end to the trip, I counted three Least Terns. So a conservative five
Least Terns for the trip, all in Dorchester, rats, could not place one in
Talbot.
Kurt Schwarz
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