Still present. If one stands at the mailbox for 190 Wilder Hill Rd., the dead tree is in line with and below a distant cell phone tower (bearing 210°, if you use a compass). The bird tends not to sit on the tops of trees; so if it moves, scan perches mid-height along tree lines. It does perch on the tops of fence posts and telephone poles, but as we've learned that is only for part of the day.
In other local news, Marianne Taylor found and photographed a RED PHALAROPE on the Kennebec River in Skowhegan (a stretch not viewable from any public vantage) yesterday 7 Sept. This is a great bird inland, but not a first Somerset Co. record (at least one previous that I saw on North Pond).
Louis
> On Sep 8, 2014, at 8:21 AM, Louis Bevier <lrbevier@colby.edu> wrote:
>
> The bird is perched in a dead tree southwest of 190 Wilder Hill Rd.
>
> Louis Bevier
> Fairfield
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