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Re: Violettes Lock & Blockhouse Point

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Evelyn Ralston

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Evelyn Ralston

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Sat, 26 May 2012 22:09:34 -0400

One silent but cooperative Yellow-throated warbler and one singing (and seen) Northern Waterthrush this morning at Blockhouse Point. Between Violette's Lock and BP, N.Parulas & Prothonotaries, Great-crested and Acadian Flycatchers, one RT Hummingbird, Indigo Buntings, Orchard Orioles singing but hiding. We flushed 2 female Wood Ducks on the river at Violette's when we first arrived, each with 5-6 young.

A few photos at the end of http://tweetweet.smugmug.com/Nature/Birds/2012/20951151_LrcVQz

Happy summer birding,

Evelyn

Evelyn Ralston


On May 26, 2012, at 9:46 PM, Dave Roberts wrote:

> Only resident warblers today. N. Parula and prothonotary at Violettes, prothonotary, common yellowthroat, Am redstart at Hughes Hollow and near the parking lot south on Hunting Quarter Rd.
> 
> Other notables included a yellow crowned night heron in the first impoundment on the right at Hughes Hollow. The C&O had a female wood duck with 5 growing young and a mature bald eagle flyover. 
> 
> Dave Roberts
> Bethesda
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