This morning, Rick Lightbody and I walked Sapsucker woods. Around the pond,
highlights included: BLACKBURNIAN WARBLERS, AM. REDSTART, WOOD THRUSH,
BLUE-HEADED VIREO, and BARRED OWL; mostly viewed in the birch tree part of the
trail.
We continued across the road to the boardwalk and saw a N. WATE
Sunday, about 10 am, East Shore park, I spotted what I thought was a pair of
white-winged scoters far off shore to the north west. I noticed an oval white
spot on the back of the male's head. With the help of a birder from NW Pa., I
learned that they were SURF SCOTERS.
There were dozens of SWA
I was able to stop by the pagota at E Shore Park - 3:30 this afternoon, all the
usual Aythya suspects were present but I counted 15 white-winged scoters off by
themselves. A nice dry spot for viewing gulls also.Pete Wiedmann
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