My apologies to Jim Moore, who was of course the discoverer of the pahalaropes today. I'm sorry about my confusion of names.
 
Btw, maybe there will be 4 tomorrow, at this rate.
 
Fred Fallon

From: Frederick Fallon <>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 4:20 PM
Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] Red-necked Phalarope--Violette's Lock

To flesh out this report a little - First thanks to Jim Green for a great find, and Bob Ringler for alerting me to it when I was in the area after other prey.
 
So far out (but of course still in MD) were they that I did not spot them with 10x40's only; only a scope brought them to view. The 2 were dabbling at the surface happily together, not drifting far.
 
Also present, a surprise late C Loon, perhaps not in migrating condition judging from the dishevelled head plumage (tho' I should talk)  which often denotes ill health in waterfowl.
 
At the Seneca pool, no Summer Tanager, but a nice ad Black-cr N-heron.
 
Fred Fallon
Huntingtown

From: Jane E Fallon <>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 1:52 PM
Subject: Re: [MDOSPREY] Red-necked Phalarope--Violette's Lock

Fred Fallon called to report there were 2 Red-necked Phalaropes at 
Violette's Lock at 1:30.

Jane Fallon
Laurel, MD

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