Nothing exciting, but there was a Great Blue Heron at Number One Pond in Sanford today. Also a Canada Goose possibly on a nest. There is a family there every year.
Keeping an eye out nesting cardinals, phoebe, titmouse, chickadee and Red bellied Woodpecker; all calling in my neighborhood.
Barbara. Sanford
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> On Apr 29, 2018, at 7:42 PM, Monika Riney <monikariney@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Two Hermit Thrush, a Rusty Blackbird, an Eastern Bluebird and a Blue Heron at the Case Road bog in East Winthrop on Saturday, April 28.
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