Re: [Maine-birds] Tundra Swans—yes

From Webber Rd on the east side of Little Ossipee Pond in Waterboro, take Lake Dr to the south, then turn right on Turtle Cove Rd.  There are small wooden signs for Bob Fay Memorial Park.  If you zoom in enough on GoogleMaps there is a pin for the park.

Good luck!

—Charles

Charles D. Duncan

76 Emery Street

Portland, Maine 04102, USA

charles.d.duncan@gmail.com

207.871.9295

On Nov 4, 2020, at 2:34 PM, crbob <crbob@fairpoint.net> wrote:

Do you have a street or road this location

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From: Charles Duncan <charles.d.duncan@gmail.com>

Date: 11/4/20 1:32 PM (GMT-05:00)

To: Bird Alerts <maine-birds@googlegroups.com>

Cc: smirick@comcast.net

Subject: [Maine-birds] Tundra Swans—yes

Currently looking at three juvenile Tundra Swans at rel close range from small Bob Fay Memorial Park on n end of Little Ossipee Lake, Waterboro.

Swans are roosting on a tiny rocky outcrop (6' long) close to shore to the immediate south of the park. Birders should be very careful not to spook them.

Thanks to Steve Mirick for the alert!

Sent from my iPhone

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