Thanks Ed for that post.

One AMERICAN AVOCET was still present earlier this morning in the North cell, feeding amongst two SANDERLINGS (as well as the usual cast of characters). 

A brief, semi-thorough scan of both impoundments turned up no Uppies, but fall migration has only just begun!

Good Birding,

Dan Haas
St. Margaret's, MD
Nervousbirdsatgmail.com

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On Aug 30, 2011, at 8:13 PM, Ed Carlson <> wrote:

> I did a late afternoon survey at Swan Creek this evening.  HIghlights were 5 American Avocets in the north cell that could be viewed easily from near the office trailer.  Earlier in the day Stan Arnold had 2 Upland Sandpipers.  
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> The juvenile HOODED MERGANSER continues. 
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> *** NOTE: Swan Creek/Cox Creek is an active industrial site and mitigation project in northern Anne Arundel Co. Access is at the end of Kembo Road off Fort Smallwood Road near 695. The site is open ONLY Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please be in your car and leaving at 3:30 p.m.. Remember to always sign in at the office, to be on your best behavior (people have worked hard to coordinate this access), and to stick to permitted areas. This Swan Creek map linked here details where you are and aren't allowed to walk. http://www.billhubick.com/docs/swan_creek_map.jpg. ***
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