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More from the Western Shore of Maryland. Last updated: 9/18/2007.

Above and below: A White-eyed Vireo in Calvert Co., Maryland (9/14/2007).

Below three: Two different Philadelphia Vireos foraging in Harford Co., Maryland (9/16/2007). Note the bird's attention to the flying insect in the first two images.

Below two: A Red-eyed Vireo in Harford Co., Maryland (9/16/2007).

Below: A Red-breasted Nuthatch in Calvert Co., Maryland (9/14/2007).

Below: An immature Cooper's Hawk in the morning light near Havre de Grace, Harford Co., Maryland (9/16/2007).

Below: A drake Black Scoter resting on the shoreline at North Beach, Calvert Co., Maryland (9/14/2007). This is an unusual sight at any time of year in this area, let alone in September.

Below: One of six migrant Solitary Sandpipers foraging in the wetlands at Harford Glen, Harford Co., Maryland (9/16/2007).

Below two: Close-ups of a molting drake Mallard in P.G. Co., Maryland (9/14/2007).

Below: A Rose-breasted Grosbeak foraging high in the trees at Harford Glen, Harford Co., Maryland (9/16/2007).

Below two: A fairly early migrant Northern Harrier. The characteristic shape of migrant harriers can be noted even at a distance. The dark head combined with an orange, unstreaked chest mark this bird as an immature. From above, a pale bar can be seen in the wings, and of course the white rump is always obvious. Photographed in P.G. Co., Maryland (9/14/2007).

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