Maryland has five accepted records of this rare austral migrant, the first of which was found by Hal Wierenga at Sandy Point SP (9/23/1978, MD/DCRC #1983-005). One bird spent two days in St. Mary's Co. on 9/22 and 9/23/1997 (#1997-751) and another was photographed on the telephone wires at Eastern Neck NWR, Kent Co., on 10/21/2007 (#2007-115). Scott Housten found one at Sunset Park in Ocean City on 11/23/2017 that was cooperative for a couple days (#2017-081). A major surprise showed up on 10/16/2021 in Pasadena, Maryland (#2021-117), followed quickly by a visitor to BARC, Prince George's Co. on 5/30/2022.
There are 30 records in the project database.
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