These may be redundant, but are slightly different locations from your other two points on Cadillac Mt. 44.3608 -68.2285
We saw two snowys there yesterday (3/1) afternoon. The first one was slightly farther up the North Ridge Trail and when it flushed we watched it fly off to Champlain Mt. Then we walked a bit further and saw a second bird. I only gave you a single approximate coordinate since they were so close together, but the birds were not together and were probably not in view of each other either.
On Monday, February 24, 2014 1:41:54 PM UTC-5, michael.smith wrote:
On Monday, February 24, 2014 1:41:54 PM UTC-5, michael.smith wrote:
Still trying to keep this up to date, if you know of any locations not already on the map plz let me know. At this point I am not plotting redundant sites (Biddeford Pool, Nubble, etc.). Just new places (like the Pembroke one and D Reimer's 2 new ones recently posted).
Enjoy!
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