I have been fortunate to get out birding quite a bit this past week. Here are some highlights:
- 30 September (the last day you could legally be in Acadia National Park) at Great Head in Acadia National Park; I was guest lecturer for Steve Ressel’s ecology & natural history class at College of the Atlantic.
60 Yellow Warblers was a goodly number
1 Yellow Warbler
1 Palm Warbler
1 Black-throated Green Warbler
- 02 October. I went on the Bar Harbor Whale Watch with David & Janet James. Highlights were:
1 Black-legged Kittiwake
8 Surf Scoter
~400 Great Shearwater
34 Northern Gannet
4 Northern Fulmar
1 Great Cormorant
Seen from our boat while 25 miles offshore, standing off Mount Desert Rock:
1 Rusty Blackbird!
1 Common Yellowthroat landed on the boat!
1 Yellow-rumped Warbler
1 unidentified warbler
- 04 October at MDI High School:
1 Rusty Blackbird
1 Lincoln’s Sparrow
1 Tufted Titmouse (this is an unusual location for this bird on MDI)
- 06 October along the Bar Harbor Shore Path:
1 American Kestrel
Richard MacDonald
The Natural History Center
6 Firefly Lane, "On the Village Green"
P.O. Box 6
Bar Harbor, Maine 04609
207/801-2617 (store)
207/266-9461 (mobile)
Rich@TheNaturalHistoryCenter.com
www.TheNaturalHistoryCenter.com
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