I viewed the Dickcissal perched at top of a Cedar tree and singing
vigorously about 6:45 pm this evening after striking out (again) on
Mississippi Kite at Hughes Hollow. Good views through scope.

Just to clarify, the location is a grassy field containing 3 lone Cedar
trees on the north side of Westerly Road about .6 miles NE of its
intersection with Edwards Ferry Rd. Nearest mail box has 20900 written on
it.

Andy Martin
Gaithersburg

On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 7:58 PM, Kurt R. Schwarz <>wrote:

> The Dickcissel first reported by Clive on Westerly Rd south of Poolsville
> was still present this morning at 6:30.  It was between W. Willard Rd. and
> whatever that road is to the west, in fenced cattle pasture.  Grassphopper
> Sparrows and Eastern Meadowlarks were also present.  Anna, thanks for your
> report that prompted me to chase it.  A very nice county bird for me.
>
>
> Kurt Schwarz
> HowCo
> goawaybird at verizon dot net
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