Sedge Wren continues at the location described by Jared. 04/30/2012. 5:50 PM

Jared Fisher <> wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I visited American Chestnut Land Trust and Smoky Rd (Huntingtown NRMA) this
>morning. Highlights were a singing and cooperative sedge wren along smoky
>rd, and a number of FOYs at ACLT, including a Veery and Nashville Warbler.
>Warbler count was 15 for the day.
>
>The sedge wren was seen and heard from the road about 1.5 mi away from the
>parking lot. I placed a large stick over the road pointing in the direction
>the bird was last seen. The exact location can be seen with the following
>zoomed in google map http://g.co/maps/8hmgw.
>
> Links to ebird checklists (with some notes/photos) are below.
>
>ACLT http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S10569319
>Huntingtown http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S10569529
>
>
>Jared Fisher
>North Bethesda, MD
>
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