This afternoon, from ~ 1530 to 1750, after the rain stopped, but with the Sun 
being very fickle, I paid my 2nd visit to this fairly new, county park. I had a 
FOY Bank, along with Rough-winged, Tree  and Barn Swallows, all  hawking 
insects over it's fresh-water pond. When Tom Moran joined me at ~ 1630, all 4 
species were still present, with the "brown ones" giving him a quick 2/3's of a 
"hat-trick" ! Other common species at the pond included a Green-winged Teal, at 
least 2 Greater Yellowlegs and possibly 2 lessers. During our fairly short 
outing we didn't come across any other birds to speak of, but we both enjoyed 
walking a small amount of it's trail system. 
Cheers, Bob                                       
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