Re: [Maine-birds] Indigo Buntings

As I recently reported, we saw a pair, male and female, on Bagley Road near East Madison one evening and had a male in our wild raspberry patch at our house in Harmony.

Maggie Strickland

Harmony ME

On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 7:20 PM, Bruce Bartrug <bbartrug@gmail.com> wrote:

Laurie,

I ran a breeding bird survey up the Castine peninsula for a little over twenty years, and almost always found a singing indigo bunting or two along Upper Falls Road just north of Route 1.  We have a pair in our back yard about half the summers -- I live in Nobleboro.  So while this species is rather uncommon in Maine, it can be found in isolated spots.  At least along the coast.

Cheers,

Bruce

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