The Hoary Redpoll that has been sporadically visiting my yard for the past month, spent much of day here again today. It was associating with Common Redpolls but seemed to move quite independently of the flocks. Had one sickie Common which shows the symptoms of Salmonellosis.
-- The American Tree Sparrows have begun singing here in Woodland and were good company while I pruned the apple trees today.
I poked around central Aroostook a bit in the afternoon to see if any more waterfowl had arrived, but ice still predominates the rivers and streams and Blacks and Mallards were the only ducks found today.
I did spot a first-of-year Rough-legged Hawk along the North Caribou Road in Fort Fairfield. I believe the light phase bird was my first Rough-leg ever in northern Maine in the month of March.
...A good end to a week that included arriving Red-tailed Hawk (Washburn), Common Grackle (Woodland) and Hooded Mergansers (Caribou).
Good birding
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