[Maine-birds] Matinicus Birds 9/14-21

Enjoyed a week of birding on Matinicus Isle. Birds observed drew mostly from regionally breeding birds with few migrants mixed in to keep it interesting. In addition to my self, Mark DiGirolamo and Jacquie Gage contributed substantially to this list of birds observed.

Number of Taxa: 60

Checklists included in this summary:
(1): (43.8584,-68.8943)
Date: Sep 19, 2019 at 2:09 PM

60 Common Eider -- (1)
2 Mourning Dove -- (1)
4 Ruby-throated Hummingbird -- (1)
1 Black-bellied Plover -- (1)
30 Semipalmated Plover -- (1)
20 Sanderling -- (1)
3 Greater Yellowlegs -- (1)
20 Black Guillemot -- (1)
4 Laughing Gull -- (1)
100 Herring Gull -- (1)
10 Great Black-backed Gull -- (1)
3 Caspian Tern -- (1)
12 Common Loon -- (1)
200 Northern Gannet -- (1)
6 Great Cormorant -- (1)
80 Double-crested Cormorant -- (1)
2 Great Blue Heron -- (1)
2 Osprey -- (1)
1 Northern Harrier -- (1)
2 Sharp-shinned Hawk -- (1)
6 Bald Eagle -- (1)
1 Belted Kingfisher -- (1)
1 Red-headed Woodpecker -- (1)
1 Downy Woodpecker -- (1)
12 Northern Flicker -- (1)
2 American Kestrel -- (1)
4 Merlin -- (1)
1 Eastern Wood-Pewee -- (1)
2 Empidonax sp. -- (1)
2 Blue-headed Vireo -- (1)
3 Philadelphia Vireo -- (1)
16 Red-eyed Vireo -- (1)
20 Blue Jay -- (1)
40 American Crow -- (1)
8 Common Raven -- (1)
40 Black-capped Chickadee -- (1)
2 Golden-crowned Kinglet -- (1)
4 Red-breasted Nuthatch -- (1)
1 Brown Creeper -- (1)
4 Gray Catbird -- (1)
2 American Robin -- (1)
200 Cedar Waxwing -- (1)
1 Lark Sparrow -- (1)
1 White-throated Sparrow -- (1)
1 Savannah Sparrow -- (1)
40 Song Sparrow -- (1)
1 Bobolink -- (1)
2 Baltimore Oriole -- (1)
2 Common Grackle -- (1)
6 Black-and-white Warbler -- (1)
2 Nashville Warbler -- (1)
30 Common Yellowthroat -- (1)
10 American Redstart -- (1)
12 Cape May Warbler -- (1)
3 Northern Parula -- (1)
6 Magnolia Warbler -- (1)
1 Chestnut-sided Warbler -- (1)
100 Yellow-rumped Warbler -- (1)
12 Black-throated Green Warbler -- (1)
1 Wilson's Warbler -- (1)

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