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Saturday 30 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Maine Birds

November 30: At 8 am I saw a flock of Snow Buntings on the Bowden Road in Corinna.

Aloyse Larrabee, Dexter

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[Maine-birds] Chat continues at Capisic

Same general location as it has been seen.

Nathan Hall

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Friday 29 November 2019

[Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 11/23-29

Hi all,

My observations of note over the past seven days included the following:

- 1 1st W Glaucous Gull (FOF), Bangor Waterfront Park, 11/25 (with Jeannette).

- 1 Northern Shrike (FOF), County Road, Sunkhaze Meadows NWR, 11/26 (with Jeannette).

- 2+ WHITE-WINGED CROSSBILLS and 5+ RED CROSSBILLS, Sunkhaze Meadows NWR, 11/26 (with Jeannette).

- 2 Northern Shrikes and 1 Canada Jay, Stud Mill Road, Penobscot County, 11/26 (with Jeannette).

- 1 BALTIMORE ORIOLE and 1 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, Fort Foster, Kittery, 11/28 (with Jeannette).

-Derek

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Thursday 28 November 2019

[Maine-birds] sapsucker

I have been seeing a yellow-bellied sapsucker in my yard for a few weeks every now and again. Seems to like the magnolia tree in my yard and an ancient apple tree in my neighbor’s yard.

Dave Tucker, Kittery Pt.

Wednesday 27 November 2019

[Maine-birds] King Eider

From Robert Dixon

11/27/19 - Nubble Light Sohier Park (12:30 pm) - Drake King Eider continues just off the rocks west side of lighthouse.

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Tuesday 26 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Yellow-breasted Chat - Portland, 26 Nov

Passing along a call I just got from Marian Zimmerman that the Yellow-breasted Chat at Capisic Pond Park (https://ebird.org/hotspot/L251784) is being seen this afternoon (3:50PM on 26 Nov) between the bridge and the first break in vegetation. She said it has been showing well for the last ten minutes, which sounds like ten minutes longer than most chat views!

Good birding,

Doug Hitchcox

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[Maine-birds] Pond Cove, Cape Elizabeth

Seen in bushes and on seaweed on beach directly corner across from the bridge:

The often reported Spotted sandpiper and killdeer plus a mockingbird and yet to be IDed fall warbler.

I will down load photos later and post sightings on ebird.

Marie

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[Maine-birds] King Eider at Nubble

Drake king eider now from Sohier Park / Nubble Light.

Scott

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[Maine-birds] Dickcissel at kettle cove

On the grass. Next to parking. 9:30 am

Peter

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Monday 25 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Brooksville Blue Birds

Counted 6 Eastern Bluebirds in our yard today. I told them it was time to head south, but they continued to feed and check out our Bluebird houses!

I would like to think that these are the 6 babies that fledged in one of the houses last year (2018) and have come back to check out new digs for next year!

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[Maine-birds] Chat continues

The Chat continues at Capisic pond beyond the bridge. It was on the pond side of the trail at the base of an apple tree but moving around quite a bit. It was moving north.

Linda

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Sunday 24 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Bluebird. Springvale. York Cty

Just had a reliable report of a bluebird in outer Springvale.
Sunday pm. 11/24/19
Barbara

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[Maine-birds] 2 Male Northern Shovellors, Portland

Moving back & forth at Back Cove by Vannah St

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[Maine-birds] Dickcissel, Kennebunk

Hi all,

Just had a first-winter female Dickcissel at my feeders in Kennebunk. Got a couple of dark and slightly blurry photos through the window, but good enough to show the yellow supercilium, thin black mustache, and light streaking underneath. New yard bird for me!

Shiloh Schulte

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Saturday 23 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Am. Coots, Chickawaukie Lake, Rockland

A small (so far) raft of coots has returned to Chickawaukie Lake in Rockland, visible from Route 17. Chickie can be a good winter duck spot, too, as long as there's open water, best observed from the small public park on the south end, along Route 17.

Kristen

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[Maine-birds] Yellow chat

Yellow chat seen about hundred yards past the bridge on the near side of Capisic pond around 10 o'clock.

Observed out in the open for 20 to 30 seconds before it crossed the path to the right. Spotted with Bill Bunn.

Good birding

Tod Abrahams

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[Maine-birds] Swallow at Beach Plum Farm

I wanted to post this for anyone birding along the south coast today. I probably had a Cave Swallow yesterday, but due to poor lighting and limited views, as well as rain, I couldn't rule out a Rough-winged or Cliff Swallow. I viewed the bird three or four times just as the rain started. The one good ventral view as it flew overhead indicated that it was definitely not a TRES. The area under the throat looked a bit dusky like a NRWS, but did not seem as dark as a CLSW. Unfortunately I never got a dorsal view before the bird disappeared.

Look closely at the swallows that are floating around York county....

Good birding,

tom

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Friday 22 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Additional Highlights This Week, 11/16-22

Hi all,

Other observations of note for me over the past seven days also included the following:

- 10+ Lapland Longspurs, 100+ Snow Buntings, and 40+ Horned Larks, and 1 Green-winged Teal, Mayall Road, Gray/New Gloucester, 11/16 (with Saturday Morning Birdwalk group).

- 1 Lapland Longspur with 52 Snow Buntings, plus 8 Horned Larks, Twin Brook Recreation Area, Cumberland, 11/16 (with Saturday Morning Birdwalk group).

- 1-2 TREE SWALLOWS and 2 Black-bellied Plovers, Pine Point, Scarborough, 11/19 (with Jeannette).

- 9 TREE SWALLOWS and 1 Greater Yellowlegs, Eastern Road Trail, Scarborough Marsh, 11/19 (with Jeannette). It's impressive how many TRES continue from the apparent reverse migration event of late October!

- 136 Red-necked Grebes, 5 Razorbills, 3 Snow Buntings, etc, Reid State Park, Georgetown, 11/21.

- 1 RED CROSSBILL (FOF), Bradbury-Pineland Corridor Trail, Pownal, 11/22.

As well as the usual "lingering/late/pioneering" species including scattered Northern Flickers, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Chipping Sparrows, Red-winged Blackbirds, Swamp Sparrows, etc.

-Derek

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Thursday 21 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Lubec Great Egret

There is currently a Great Egret in the marsh creek near the intersection of Maple Tree Rd. and South Lubec Rd. It may be the same one I saw there about a month ago. I hope it’s planning a trip south very soon.

Jennifer Multhopp

Lubec

[Maine-birds] Kennebunk: very late SNOWY EGRET (11/21)...

Hi all,

This morning someone sent me photos of a small white egret they
noticed yesterday morning at Rogers Pond Park in Kennebunk. Around
10am today, I arrived at the park to find a SNOWY EGRET foraging
alongside a GREAT BLUE HERON in a marshy cove of the Mousam River,
just south of Rogers Pond. Later, the bird was distantly visible from
the Mousam River Wildlife Sanctuary.

See my eBird lists:

Rogers Pond Park: https://ebird.org/me/checklist/S61628648
Mousam River Wildlife Sanctuary: https://ebird.org/me/checklist/S61628652

Wildly,
Josh

Inspiring Nature Connection in New England ... joshfecteau.com

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[Maine-birds] Kettle Cove

The Dickcissel, Prairie & Orange-crowned Warblers are still at Kettle Cove.

Turk Duddy
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Wednesday 20 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Red-necked Grebe Roque Bluffs 20 Nov

Red-necked Grebes have been here at Roque Bluffs all week. Wally heard one doing an "alert" call a few days ago, very near the shore, and it was fun to confirm the call with the Cornell on-line website. This afternoon I took some (awful) photos of a single Grebe near shore at the small tidal inlet near us. I thought it was a Red-necked Grebe, and I still think that. It has a a flat head, but its bill looks a little short. So, if you happen to look at e-bird for Washington County, you can check out my (awful) photos and if you know this to be other than the Red-necked (like, maybe a Horned Grebe), please let me know and I'll change the info at e-bird. Thank you. Carol

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[Maine-birds] Loons_Skowhegan

Now watching 3 Common Loons on the river. Have not seen more than one in late fall.

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Monday 18 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Chipping Sparrows

From Robert Dixon

Eliot yard - 11/18/19 - Just had a group of 36 Chipping Sparrows scattered around the backyard and feeder area. There were probably more.

Couldn't get them all in one shot but got record photos of several small groups.

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Sunday 17 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Bailey Island, 11/17 (BOWA, PIWA, LISP, other seasonally uncommon things).

Hi all,

Especially considering the relative dearth of "late/lingering" migrants and so-called "half-hardies" this fall, Pat Moynahan and I had a fantastic morning birding Bailey Island. Besides being pleasantly birdy overall, we had a long list of seasonal highlights:

- 1 BOHEMIAN WAXWING (First of fall; Early. Especially noteworthy and surprising given the lack of an irruption this year due to plentiful mountain-ash crops to our north and west).

- 3 PINE WARBLERS  - together in a flock.

- 1 LINCOLN'S SPARROW

- 33 Red-winged Blackbirds (flock of 30 plus 3 with starlings)

- 4 Ruby-crowned Kinglets

- 3 Chipping Sparrows

- 3 Hermit Thrushes

- 2 Pine Siskins (FOF)

- 2 Northern Flickers

- 1 Savannah Sparrow

-Derek

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[Maine-birds] Snow goose

Snow goose seen at grondin pond 1:15 in far left corner.

Tod

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Saturday 16 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Sidney great blue heron

I had a very hunched up and unhappy looking great blue heron in a beaver flowage along the Lyons Road in Sidney this afternoon. Brr.

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Re: [Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 11/9-15

Beth spotted a nice sharp adult in our yard this week which we enjoyed but it wouldn't sit for a photo

Dan Nickerson

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On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 5:25 PM 'Derek and Jeannette Lovitch' via Maine birds <maine-birds@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Hi all,

My observations of note over the past seven days included the following:
- 1 ad Red-shouldered Hawk, Wolfe's Neck Center, Freeport, 11/9 (with Saturday Morning Birdwalk group).
- 1 Common Yellowthroat, 1 Winter Wren, and 1 "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrow, Fort Foster, Kittery, 11/11.
- 1 Common Yellowthroat, 4 "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrows, and 3 Horned Grebes (FOF), Seapoint Beach, Kittery, 11/11.
- 5 Harlequin Ducks (FOF), The Nubble, Cape Neddick, 11/11.
- 1 Field Sparrow and 1 Brown-headed Cowbird, Beach Plum Farm, Ogunquit, 11/11.
- 1 Hermit Thrush, Quarry Run Dogpark, Portland, 11/12.
- 5-10+ Lapland Longspurs, 60+ Snow Buntings, and 40+ Horned Larks, Mayall Rd, Gray/New Gloucester, 11/14.
- 1 YELLOW WARBLER and 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Eastern Promenade, Portland, 11/15.

-Derek

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[Maine-birds] Pemaquid Harrier

It seems late in the season for it, but a Northern Harrier has been hunting today on the air field at the top of Granite Hills Rd. Yesterday a flock of Snow Buntings was in the same area.

Nancy Dickinson

[Maine-birds] Wells Dickcissel

I missed the one at Kettle Cove this morning, but found another immature bird in the House Sparrow flock at the Cannon Towel Outlet feeders (655 Post Rd in Wells) this afternoon.
Magill Weber

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Friday 15 November 2019

[Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 11/9-15

Hi all,

My observations of note over the past seven days included the following:

- 1 ad Red-shouldered Hawk, Wolfe's Neck Center, Freeport, 11/9 (with Saturday Morning Birdwalk group).

- 1 Common Yellowthroat, 1 Winter Wren, and 1 "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrow, Fort Foster, Kittery, 11/11.

- 1 Common Yellowthroat, 4 "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrows, and 3 Horned Grebes (FOF), Seapoint Beach, Kittery, 11/11.

- 5 Harlequin Ducks (FOF), The Nubble, Cape Neddick, 11/11.

- 1 Field Sparrow and 1 Brown-headed Cowbird, Beach Plum Farm, Ogunquit, 11/11.

- 1 Hermit Thrush, Quarry Run Dogpark, Portland, 11/12.

- 5-10+ Lapland Longspurs, 60+ Snow Buntings, and 40+ Horned Larks, Mayall Rd, Gray/New Gloucester, 11/14.

- 1 YELLOW WARBLER and 1 Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Eastern Promenade, Portland, 11/15.

-Derek

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RE: [Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

Photos including the longspurs from my outing this morning are posted here: https://ebird.org/checklist/S61474591

I took a series of photos of the flock from end to end and came up with two longspurs mixed in with the snow buntings.

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Sent: Friday, November 15, 2019 3:44 PM
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Subject: Re: [Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

The Snow bunting's(20 or so) and horned larks(10)re still present as of 3:40 PM. The Snowbunting's are in the furthest distant field from the parking and as Brendan stated, avoiding the dog walkers. The horned larks were at the entrance as I pulled in however they flew out into the back edge of the middle field.

Thanks,
Rob O'Connell

> On Nov 15, 2019, at 1:44 PM, Brendan <bostonkingb@gmail.com> wrote:
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> A group of 50 snow buntings is still present at around 1:45PM. They are bouncing all around the fields avoiding the dog walkers. I also observed a group of six horned larks right near the Tuttle Road entrance. I wasn't able to see find any Lapland Longspur in the group of snow buntings but will check my flock pics later. Thank you for the heads up.
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Re: [Maine-birds] Dickcissel at Kettle Cove

We saw them in the grassy area. If you are looking at the ocean, it s the grassy area to the left, and on the small rocks there that border the beach.

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On Nov 15, 2019, at 3:31 PM, Tod Abrahams <todabr1@gmail.com> wrote:

Both still present at 3:30 on the grass at kettle cove. SNBU more actively moving about and disappeared for 5-10 minutes before returning. They are now separate from dickcissel.

On Fri, Nov 15, 2019, 2:22 PM Margaret Page <mpage815@gmail.com> wrote:
There is a dickcissel associating with a small flock of snow buntings at Kettle Cove in Cape Elizabeth. Very actively feeding. Seen by me and Pam Jordan.

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Re: [Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

The Snow bunting's(20 or so) and horned larks(10)re still present as of 3:40 PM. The Snowbunting's are in the furthest distant field from the parking and as Brendan stated, avoiding the dog walkers. The horned larks were at the entrance as I pulled in however they flew out into the back edge of the middle field.

Thanks,
Rob O'Connell

> On Nov 15, 2019, at 1:44 PM, Brendan <bostonkingb@gmail.com> wrote:
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> A group of 50 snow buntings is still present at around 1:45PM. They are bouncing all around the fields avoiding the dog walkers. I also observed a group of six horned larks right near the Tuttle Road entrance. I wasn't able to see find any Lapland Longspur in the group of snow buntings but will check my flock pics later. Thank you for the heads up.
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Re: [Maine-birds] Dickcissel at Kettle Cove

Both still present at 3:30 on the grass at kettle cove. SNBU more actively moving about and disappeared for 5-10 minutes before returning. They are now separate from dickcissel.

On Fri, Nov 15, 2019, 2:22 PM Margaret Page <mpage815@gmail.com> wrote:

There is a dickcissel associating with a small flock of snow buntings at Kettle Cove in Cape Elizabeth. Very actively feeding. Seen by me and Pam Jordan.

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[Maine-birds] Dickcissel at Kettle Cove

There is a dickcissel associating with a small flock of snow buntings at Kettle Cove in Cape Elizabeth. Very actively feeding. Seen by me and Pam Jordan.

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RE: [Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

A group of 50 snow buntings is still present at around 1:45PM. They are bouncing all around the fields avoiding the dog walkers. I also observed a group of six horned larks right near the Tuttle Road entrance. I wasn't able to see find any Lapland Longspur in the group of snow buntings but will check my flock pics later. Thank you for the heads up.

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[Maine-birds] Snow Goose Grondin Pond Scarboro

One snow goose (white phase) at the pond at 1:20 pm this afternoon. 11/15/19

Picture on ebird soon

70 plus Canada Geese

One lesser Scaup

50 plus Mallards with a few Black Ducks.

14 Herring Gulls

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RE: [Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

Went back for a closer look and there is at least one, maybe two LALO in there as well.

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Flock of about 50 birds working the athletic fields at Twin Brook recreation area, Tuttle Rd side. Didn't have binos, not sure if there is anything else in the mix.

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[Maine-birds] SNBU Cumberland

Flock of about 50 birds working the athletic fields at Twin Brook recreation area, Tuttle Rd side. Didn't have binos, not sure if there is anything else in the mix.

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Thursday 14 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Webber Pond, Bremen

the feeder population is picking up again--last week had four bluebirds chasing everyone else away, and now am seeing more woodpeckers. A downy reappeared last week and a red-bellied today. Saw and heard a hairy woodpecker in the oak trees and had two flickers in the yard. A few days ago a few grackles and red-winged blackbirds swept in and out, today about 30 appeared.

saw a flotilla of wood-ducks on the pond plus the usual mallards--

I think the geese may have finally departed-- the changing of the guard--

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[Maine-birds] Brooksville Bluebirds

Although the light wasn't great in both cases I am 98% sure I saw 2 Eastern Bluebirds on our property in Brooksville --both yesterday about 0800 and today at 1430. I told them it was time they were heading South, but they ignored me. They were too fast for me to get a picture.

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[Maine-birds] Eagles 439 Bridgton Road, Sweden

Thanks to Joe Scott who alerted me to the location. I was able to observe at least 8 Eagles and l believe there may have been at least 4 more.also 8 Ravens

Bob Crowley

Chatham NH

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[Maine-birds] Hiram Village 11/14: Red-shouldered Hawk & continuing Chipping Sparrow

A five-minute span of time this morning produced two late rarities: a Red-shouldered Hawk being harassed by Crows at the edge of the Village Cemetery, and a hardy Chipping Sparrow that has been irregularly visiting the suet and black oil feeders. I've noticed a lot of Chippies still being reported recently from around the southern half of the state, wondering if any of them will make it into December?

List with photos & audio:

https://ebird.org/checklist/S61445709

Sean Smith

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[Maine-birds] Am Tree Sparrows-Skowhegan

We have 2 Tree sparrows this morning feeding with Juncos, Titmice, Chickadees, a cardinal and many Goldfinches and Mourning doves.

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[Maine-birds] Turkey Vultures in Falmouth

While on a road trip yesterday (Wednesday, Nov 13) I saw two turkey vultures over the connector between 295 and the Maine Turnpike in Falmouth. Later, going up 295 saw a Redtail Hawk and a Bald Eagle in the Richmond area. Still later there was a Northern Harrier swooping over fields in Liberty along Route 3.

Mike Little

Wednesday 13 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Fox Sparrow-Skowhegan

Just showed up in the crabapple tree next to the porch where it often comes spring and fall.

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[Maine-birds] Baltimore Oriole

From Robert Dixon

11/13/19 - Eliot yard - Adult male Baltimore Oriole at peanut feeder. Also three Chipping Sparrows.

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Sunday 10 November 2019

[Maine-birds] GH Owl and more - Harpswell

Last night (11/9/19) - Belted Kingfisher crossing over to Middle Bay before sunset over Basin Point Rd., later, 2 Great Horned Owls hooting near 333 Basin Point Rd., Harpswell.

Today (11/10/19) - Northern Flicker, Common Grackles and 1 Red-winged Blackbird (f) along Basin Point Rd., Harpswell

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[Maine-birds] Holden sightings

They're all coming back! This morning I have chickadees, tufted titmouse, red and white breasted nuthatches, juncoes, brown creeper, and a special treat of a male golden crowned kinglet.

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[Maine-birds] Peregrine and Snow Buntings on MDI

Hi all -- had an overhead Peregrine yesterday afternoon near the south end of Long Pond on MDI (SW Harbor); and 6 Snow Buntings (my first of fall) at the outermost tip of Fernald Point (also SW Harbor) this morning.

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Friday 8 November 2019

[Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 11/1-8

Hi all,

My observations of note over the past 8 days included the following:

- first push of Purple Finches into the area this season, with White-throated Sparrows and Dark-eyed Juncos finally arriving in numbers.

- 2 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLERS, St. Bartholomew's, Cape Elizabeth, 11/1.

- 1 continuing SPOTTED SANDPIPER, Pond Cove, Cape Elizabeth, 11/1.

- 1 American Coot, Grondin Pond, Scarborough, 11/1 and 11/3 (with Birds on Tap Roadtrip tour group).

- 4 American Coots, Grondin Pond, Scarborough, 11/1 and 11/3 (with Birds on Tap Roadtrip tour group).

- 1 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, Fore River Trail, Portland, 11/1.

- 1 Common Yellowthroat, Old Town House Park, North Yarmouth, 11/2 (with Saturday Morning Birdwalk group).

- 1 Field Sparrow, Pond Cove, 11/3 (with Birds on Tap Roadtrip tour group).

- 1 drake GADWALL, Prout's Pond, Scarborough, 11/3 (found by Matthew Gilbert; with Birds on Tap Roadtrip tour group).

- 1 Common Yellowthroat, Curtis Farm Preserve, Harpswell, 11/4.

- 636 Ruddy Ducks, 2 Common Goldeneyes (FOF), 5 American Wigeon, etc, etc, Sabattus Pond, Sabattus, 11/5 (with Dan Nickerson and Jeannette).

- 2 American Tree Sparrows (FOF), Thornhurst Farm, 11/7.

- 1 RED-EYED VIREO, 1 ORANGE-CROWNED WARBLER, and 1 Winter Wren, Saco Riverwalk, 11/8.

- 1 "Ipswich" Savannah Sparrow (FOF), East Point, Biddeford Pool, 11/8.

- 1 Blackpoll Warbler, South Point Preserve, Biddeford Pool, 11/8.

- 1 YELLOW-BREASTED CHAT, Eighth St, Biddeford Pool, 11/8.

- 1 ORANGE-CROWNED WABLER, Biddeford Pool Beach parking lot, 11/8.

-Derek

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Thursday 7 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Bluebirds, Skowhegan

First ever flock of bluebirds at the house, 6-8 in the river birch with goldfinches and a junco.

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Tuesday 5 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Bluebirds

Lovely, lively flock of bluebirds this morning in Auburn. 12-15 in my yard and neighbors yard. They always seem to come back to nesting sites during the fall. Beautiful to see them this morning.

Cindy

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Monday 4 November 2019

[Maine-birds] Re: Sandhill Cranes in Smithfield

There were 21 Sandhills in the field 1/2 m from the Smithfield town center (RT 8), on the right headed to Norridgewock, and the additional group of 12 was still there on the left after the cow farm right behind Mindy's Precision Hair Cutting today at 3:40.

On Monday, November 4, 2019 at 8:28:30 AM UTC-5, Aletha Boyle wrote:

They were still there at 3:30 PM. I am going to check this morning as well. There is an additional group in Norridgewock Just after the large cow farm on the left as you are headed to Norridgewock. Pretty amazing! Aletha, Belgrade

On Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 11:41:54 AM UTC-5, Linda Powell wrote:

31 Cranes on the flats in Smithfield on RT 8! They're in the field on the left hand side coming from Norridgewock towards Smithfield. They are all bunched up in a group and there is a bald eagle sitting in the tree above them.

Linda Powell

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[Maine-birds] Re: Sandhill Cranes in Smithfield

They were still there at 3:30 PM. I am going to check this morning as well. There is an additional group in Norridgewock Just after the large cow farm on the left as you are headed to Norridgewock. Pretty amazing! Aletha, Belgrade

On Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 11:41:54 AM UTC-5, Linda Powell wrote:

31 Cranes on the flats in Smithfield on RT 8! They're in the field on the left hand side coming from Norridgewock towards Smithfield. They are all bunched up in a group and there is a bald eagle sitting in the tree above them.

Linda Powell

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[Maine-birds] Iceland Gull

Around 11:00 am, there was a juvenile Iceland Gull on the sandbar off of F Sanborn Rd at Sabattus Pond. With RBGUs.

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[Maine-birds] American Wigeon

4 wigeons at Samoset Pond at the first hole on the golf course in Rockport.

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Re: [Maine-birds] Digest for maine-birds@googlegroups.com - 5 updates in 4 topics

It was a beautiful morning at Sabattus Pond. Good numbers and good variety. In addition to the usual Mallards, Black Ducks, Great and Lesser Scaup, Ruddy Ducks, Buffleheads,and Common and Hooded Mergansers, there were several Ring-necked Ducks, 20 or so Green-winged Teal, one American Wigeon, two Northern Shovelers, two Pintails. There was also one first winter Iceland Gull in a flock of about 100 Herring Gulls.

Danny Danforth

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Yellow-throated Warbler —Timber Point - 1 Update

Norridgewock cranes - 2 Updates

Great Horned Owl, Skowhegan - 1 Update

Catbird

WTOWNSEND@roadrunner.com: Nov 02 07:51PM

11/2/19 Bar Harbor. A rather late Gray Catbird was at my suet feeder
this morning.

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Yellow-throated Warbler —Timber Point

Thomas Foley <thomaspfoley5@gmail.com>: Nov 02 10:00AM -0700

We found a YTWA today around 12:45 pm in the stand of trees between the point and the house at Timber Point in Biddeford. Very active, hard to get an extended look at, but seemed to be sticking around in the area. Among a very loose flock of BCCH and GCKI.

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Norridgewock cranes

Julia Hanauer-Milne <windyridgemaine@gmail.com>: Nov 02 12:32PM -0400

I went to see the cranes this morning and wanted to report that they are
still there in the way, way back of the last big field before getting to
town on Rt. 8. I recommend a scope. There were +/- 18??

Julia

Julia Hanauer-Milne <windyridgemaine@gmail.com>: Nov 02 12:47PM -0400

ETA: looking at a map, think it's the second to last big field.

On Sat, Nov 2, 2019 at 12:32 PM Julia Hanauer-Milne <

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Great Horned Owl, Skowhegan

"Marianne Taylor, Skowhegan" <andale62@gmail.com>: Nov 02 09:25AM -0700

I was awakened this morning about 3:30 am hearing a Great Horned Owl outside my window. Recording posted to eBird.

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