Last evening, Nov 10th, the CALLIOPE HUMMINGBIRD hostess in Talbot
County reported that the bird is still coming to her flowers, and visitors
are seeing it on a 'by-appointment-only' basis.

 

          This afternoon, at 3:45 p.m., a flock of 100 (precise count)
Tundra Swan passed high above my house (Tunis Mills).

 

          Wednesday afternoon at Pickering Creek there was a Winter Wren
along the path that passes the large wetland pond.

 

          Tuesday morning (11/08) there was a Winter Wren beside my
driveway.

 

          Last Sunday (11/06) the following Tilghman Island observations
were reported by Talbot Bird Club member Jan Reese:

 

          Tundra Swan (25), Ring-necked Duck (2), Bufflehead (110), Common
Loon (17), Brown Pelican (87), Boneparte's Gull (4), Forster's Tern (146),
Royal Tern (4), Pileated Woodpecker (2), Tree Swallow (15), American Robin
(250), Cedar Waxwing (45).

 

Les Roslund

Talbot County

Easton, MD


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