WESTERN GREBE

[Dan Haas]

Purple dot represents the general area where the bird was observed this am.

Dan Haas

[Jim Stasz]

In view south of Castaways, near Snug Harbor. 9:43 AM

Jim

Dan Haas <nervou...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[John Hubbell]

Seen 7:30am from Castaways. Still to south.

John Hubbell
Washington DC

[mike burchett]

Still here! Same location.

Mike Burchett
Ocean Pines, MD

[Tim Carney]

Any updates tomorrow would be helpful, as I will be heading down with a friend to hopefully get the Western Grebe. We probably won't get there until noon. This also goes for Eared Grebe, Western Kingbird, sea ducks at the inlet, etc. (And we might even try for the Calliope Hummingbird.)

Thanks in advance,
Tim Carney
Baltimore/Anne Arundel

[jo...@aol.com]

Please post updates to the list on these birds - Jon and I are planning on chasing the same birds! 

Any updates tomorrow would be helpful, as I will be heading down with a friend 
to hopefully get the Western Grebe. We probably won't get there until noon. This 
also goes for Eared Grebe, Western Kingbird, sea ducks at the inlet, etc. (And 
we might even try for the Calliope Hummingbird.)

Thanks in advance,
Tim Carney
Baltimore/Anne Arundel

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[Leslie Starr]

On Nov 22, 2012, at 7:23 PM, Tim Carney wrote:

(And we might even try for the Calliope Hummingbird.)

Joe and I waited for the Calliope from 8:52 - 10:38 this morning but did not see it. Vince had seen it first thing in the morning. He (or his wife, sorry I don't remember) saw a hummingbird a little north of their house recently, so the bird may have another food source.

We saw the Western Grebe at 12:45. It was distant and on the edge of the sun glare, but identifiable.

Leslie Starr & Joe Turner

Baltimore

[Jim Wilkinson]

Has there been a Western Kingbird at OC recently?