Monday 24 September 2012

Re: [Maine-birds] Phippsburg Horned grebe

Here in Biddeford, I had my first Red-necked Grebes (7 of them) 3 weeks ago, and today I saw 2 of them off the breakwater at Camp Ellis, along with all 3 scoter species.

David Rankin

On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 10:30 AM, rojolane <rojolane@aol.com> wrote:
Well, they say its gonna be a bad winter...maybe these "early birds" are a sign?
(Hope I am wrong cause I don't love shoveling...)   ;-)
- Roberta Lane



-----Original Message-----
From: Robin R Robinson <rrrobinson2010@hotmail.com>
To: Maine Birds List Serve <maine-birds@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, Sep 24, 2012 10:25 am
Subject: [Maine-birds] Phippsburg Horned grebe

Phippsburg, me Map 6 Totman Cove

Had a Horned grebe off Bailey Point rocks last evening! VERYYYYY early for that. I also saw a week or so ago (it's in eBird) a Red-necked grebe, also stupid early for that. These guys are winter birds here and very common, but not this time of year. 
Kingfisher remains chattering on my peir - female
Northern yellow-shafted flickers passing through 
Sharp-shinned hawk has been feeder filching for a week. Has picked off Modos, Bluejay and chickadee that I know of. Zipping between my neighbor's feeder and mine. 

So, I'm hoping with this odd winter sea bird action that a Pacific Loon will show up in here this year. Wish me luck. Oh, heck - be greedy: Yellow Billed. Yup. that's my prayer. 


Robin R Robinson
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