I went back to the wetland in Dover-Foxcroft this morning and was able to relocate the Cape May Warbler that I saw yesterday - a colorful little bird. I saw 26 species of birds and identified 8 more by song. Yesterday, I saw a Greater Yellowlegs there, today a Solitary Sandpiper. Other birds of note: a flying pair of Green Heron; Eastern Kingbird; Tree and Barn Swallows; Brown Thrasher; Bobolinks; and a singing Baltimore Oriole. Yesterday, I watched a Belted Kingfisher hit the water and come up with a fish. Absent from this area are the Northern Waterthrush which have been abundant in previous years.
-- Aloyse Larrabee, Dexter
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