Saturday, 18 February 2017

Re: [Maine-birds] Abridged summary of maine-birds@googlegroups.com - 6 updates in 6 topics

Hugely cropped and through a window but this pair was on the back porch of a home in CAPE Elizabeth


On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 3:41 PM <maine-birds@googlegroups.com> wrote:
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Webber Pond, Bremen
Ann Nesslage <anesslage@gmail.com>: Feb 18 02:45PM -0500

Tuesday morning--a flock of robins in the apple tree amidst the snow in the
morning light--
a flicker on the suet--
On Wednesday. I looked out to see a crow's wings spread flat on the snow ...more
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Great cormorants?
"M. Calien Lewis" <silberose@gmail.com>: Feb 18 11:34AM -0800

7 possibly great cormorants on rock ledge at the end of 3rd St. Biddeford Pool. Ocean side past Audubon property.2:30
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Belmont Feeders & Field
David Lewis <radsboy@gmail.com>: Feb 18 09:08AM -0800

New member here. Installed feeders at Christmas time, am now rewarded daily with chickadees, white-and red breasted nuthatches, LOTS of goldfinches (the yellows seem to be slowly intensifying as new ...more
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Pemaquid buntings
"Nancy W. Dickinson" <nwd1@cornell.edu>: Feb 18 03:56PM

A flock of 20 snow buntings has returned to my yard recently, enjoying the seed thrown down on the snow.
 
Reply to me privately if you'd like directions.
 
 
I also have been hearing ravens ...more
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30-40 Waxwings eating crabapples on the Hut Road in Stoneham ME
frobey <frobey69@gmail.com>: Feb 17 04:15PM -0800

I didn't have any binoculars so I don't know if they were cedar or bohemian
waxwings..they looked really "chunky" but that could have been from the
cold..
 
Frank
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Additional Highlights This Week, 2/11-2/17
Derek and Jeannette Lovitch <freeportwildbird@yahoo.com>: Feb 17 10:44PM

Hi all,
Feeder-watching was the name of the game for most of the week, but a few other observations of note for me over the past seven days included:- 7 Brant and 11 Razorbills, Dyer Point, Cape ...more
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