Today we drove over to the Schoodic Peninsula and enjoyed a great birding morning! At the interior parking lot for the Blueberry Trail we saw a late Orange-crowned Warbler as well as a Yellowthroat and a Northern Harrier. A Tree Sparrow was along the road towards Schoodic Head.
We observed numerous Northern Gannets at Schoodic Point and Blueberry Hill along with a Red-throated Loon. Other nice observations were Ruffed Grouse along the road near the new campground. We looked in several spots for the Townsend's Solitaire but no luck - we tried to find places with berry bushes...
A special treat was a healthy coyote (not a coy-dog!) along the road. We don't often see them....
Merle and Anne Archie
Harrington, ME
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