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Monday, 31 August 2020

[Maine-birds] Buff breasted no

Just checked Wainwright for the Buff Breasted Sandpiper. Didn't locate. They are mowing several fields so that probably doesn't help.

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[Maine-birds] Sandy Point Morning Flight, 8/31

Hi all,

Back home and back in "my office," a moderate flight passed over and through Sandy Point Beach, Cousin's Island, Yarmouth this morning.

6:01-8:40am.

50F, clear, NW 1.3mph diminishing to 0.7

113 American Redstarts

100 Northern Parulas

53 unidentified

14 Cape May Warblers

12 Red-breasted Nuthatches

7 Yellow Warblers

7 Bobolinks

5 Red-eyed Vireos

5 Black-and-white Warblers

5 American Goldfinches

4 Purple Finches

3 Magnolia Warblers

2 Tree Swallows

2 Least Flycatchers

2 Eastern Kingbirds

2 American Robins

2 Tennessee Warblers

2 Black-throated Green Warblers

2 Northern Waterthrushes

1 Solitary Sandpiper

1 Spotted Sandpiper

1 "Traill's" Flycatchert

1 Olive-sided Flycatcjer

1 Veery

1 DICKCISSEL (almost nabbed by the Merlin)

1 Rose-breasted Grosbeak

1 Scarlet Tanager

1 Chipping Sparrow

1 Common Grackle

1 RED CROSSBILL

x Common Yellowthroats

T=353

-Derek

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[Maine-birds] Nocturnal flight calls

From Robert Dixon

8/31/20 - 4:45 am - 5:20 am - Nocturnal flight calls heard -Veery (11) along with several unidentified warblers.

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Sunday, 30 August 2020

[Maine-birds] BBSA

Buff-breasted sandpipers still present at both Wainwright field in S Portland and Timber Point in Biddeford this afternoon. Also a Baird's Sandpiper at timber point. Photos on ebird shortly

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Re: [Maine-birds] Regarding changes to Google Groups

Hi all,
Also, since the new UI, for some reason, the birding.aba.org page doesn't display every message. This is true for many - if not all - states, it appears. Sialia.com, however, does display those "missing" messages.

I certainly can't explain it, but I have gotten into the habit of using Sialia over the ABA site for archives of recent posts from other states.

-Derek

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> On Aug 30, 2020, at 11:39 AM, 'Doug Hitchcox' via Maine birds <maine-birds@googlegroups.com> wrote:
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> Hi everyone:
>
> As a few people have asked about here, I wanted to make sure everyone was aware of recent changes to Google Groups and how it my impact your use of Maine birds.
>
> Google began rolling out a new user interface (UI) for Google Groups in May 2020, but admins were allowed to defer the change. That worked until 15 September when the new UI became the default for web browsers on non-mobile devices (you can still change back to the classic UI by clicking on the Settings gear in the top right of your browser window) and the only option for mobile devices. Unfortunately this new UI does not allow new posts, or "conversations" as Google calls them, to be started from a mobile device, which is apparently the problem that has been shared here previously.
>
> A solution for anyone who had been posting by accessing the group through your mobile device's web browser is to post via the email associated with your Maine birds Google Group membership (the email that you receive posts to). Using that account, you can address an email to maine-birds@googlegroups.com and it will be posted and distributed as usual.
>
> You can always check or edit the email you have associated with your Maine birds Google Group membership by visiting: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/maine-birds/membership
>
> Although I haven't tested this, it appears you can still post on a mobile device's web browser by using the reply-all button on an existing post. In this not-so-thoroughly tested new UI the reply-all button might not be visible on a mobile device's vertical (portrait) viewport and cannot be swiped (scrolled) or pinched (zoomed) to see, but changing to a horizontal (landscape) orientation makes that button visible. Beware that this will be posted as a reply and therefore might cause valuable information to be buried. I don't recommend this option, but if it your only way of getting word of a rare bird out, please use it.
>
> Hopefully we will see improvements to this new Google Groups UI rather than more deprecation of useful features.
>
> And since I'm sure everyone is still reading this, I wanted to encourage members not to post photos (or any other media) directly to this group. Media greatly increases the size of these messages which can be troublesome for users with limited data plans or low bandwidth internet. There are several syndication sites that pull posts from state listservs (such as birding.aba.org or digest.sialia.com) but do not include media, often making those posts useless. As an alternative, please use media hosting sites like eBird.org (which hosts photos and audio through the Macaulay Library), flickr.com, etc, and then add those links in your messages. It also helps to post the full link, rather than using hyperlinked text, to preserve what you are trying to share.
>
> Thank you all for your cooperation, participation, and civility on Maine birds,
>
> Doug Hitchcox
> (currently wearing the moderator hat)
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[Maine-birds] Thank you, Doug

I appreciate your thorough explanation and am hoping this commo message will prove the work around. Since I suspect a large number of birders use a mobile phone almost exclusively one wonders why Google is making this change.

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[Maine-birds] Regarding changes to Google Groups

Hi everyone:

As a few people have asked about here, I wanted to make sure everyone was aware of recent changes to Google Groups and how it my impact your use of Maine birds.

Google began rolling out a new user interface (UI) for Google Groups in May 2020, but admins were allowed to defer the change. That worked until 15 September when the new UI became the default for web browsers on non-mobile devices (you can still change back to the classic UI by clicking on the Settings gear in the top right of your browser window) and the only option for mobile devices. Unfortunately this new UI does not allow new posts, or "conversations" as Google calls them, to be started from a mobile device, which is apparently the problem that has been shared here previously.

A solution for anyone who had been posting by accessing the group through your mobile device's web browser is to post via the email associated with your Maine birds Google Group membership (the email that you receive posts to). Using that account, you can address an email to maine-birds@googlegroups.com and it will be posted and distributed as usual.

You can always check or edit the email you have associated with your Maine birds Google Group membership by visiting: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/maine-birds/membership

Although I haven't tested this, it appears you can still post on a mobile device's web browser by using the reply-all button on an existing post. In this not-so-thoroughly tested new UI the reply-all button might not be visible on a mobile device's vertical (portrait) viewport and cannot be swiped (scrolled) or pinched (zoomed) to see, but changing to a horizontal (landscape) orientation makes that button visible. Beware that this will be posted as a reply and therefore might cause valuable information to be buried. I don't recommend this option, but if it your only way of getting word of a rare bird out, please use it.

Hopefully we will see improvements to this new Google Groups UI rather than more deprecation of useful features.

And since I'm sure everyone is still reading this, I wanted to encourage members not to post photos (or any other media) directly to this group. Media greatly increases the size of these messages which can be troublesome for users with limited data plans or low bandwidth internet. There are several syndication sites that pull posts from state listservs (such as birding.aba.org or digest.sialia.com) but do not include media, often making those posts useless. As an alternative, please use media hosting sites like eBird.org (which hosts photos and audio through the Macaulay Library), flickr.com, etc, and then add those links in your messages. It also helps to post the full link, rather than using hyperlinked text, to preserve what you are trying to share.

Thank you all for your cooperation, participation, and civility on Maine birds,

Doug Hitchcox
(currently wearing the moderator hat)

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[Maine-birds] screech

Last night about 8 heard the trill of a screech owl outside the house.

Dave Tucker, Kittery Point

[Maine-birds] seapoint beach, kittery point

Last evening was watching peeps swirling nervously at Seapoint Beach due to the presence of a Merlin. No luck for the talons tho. A tree swallow joined in with the sandpipers, incognito.

[Maine-birds] Where is posting page?

I can no longer post from my shortcut on my phone to this group, only read posts yet I can from my iPad. Has something changed? Suggestions?

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[Maine-birds] Morning migrants

From our dock Scarlet Tanager, Brown Creeper, Tennessee, BtGreen, Warbling Vireo, Red-eyed Vireo seen in 15 minutes.

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Saturday, 29 August 2020

Re: [Maine-birds] Carolina wren in Nobleboro

It's not too late for feeding young in Berwick. Saw 4 fledglings lined up for breakfast this morning. This brood, the third successful one of the year, fledged on the 23rd/24th.

Scott

On Aug 29, 2020, at 13:25, stan.l...@gmail.com <stan.lequire@gmail.com> wrote:

Over the past couple of weeks, I have heard a Carolina wren singing in the early morning along the Ice Palace Road just off the Vannah Road and near the boat lunch. Today it seems that his calls were answered by a second one. I was able to see one; he seemed to be carrying something in his beak. (Seems a bit late to have young ones).
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[Maine-birds] Carolina wren in Nobleboro

Over the past couple of weeks, I have heard a Carolina wren singing in the early morning along the Ice Palace Road just off the Vannah Road and near the boat lunch. Today it seems that his calls were answered by a second one. I was able to see one; he seemed to be carrying something in his beak. (Seems a bit late to have young ones).

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[Maine-birds] Petit Manan NWR

Four types of shorebirds present. Sanderlings, Semipalmated sandpipers, Semipalmated plovers and one black-bellied plover.

https://photosbychance.zenfolio.com/p432832521/hec877ddc#hec877ddc

Cheers,

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[Maine-birds] Flat Bay, Harrington, shore bird recap

The past two weeks brought in the bulk of the Semipalmated Sandpiper migration that uses Flat Bay. Our highest count was 4,000 of them scattered along the water's edge for about a mile's distance south to north. There were hundreds of Semipalmated Plover, Black-bellied Plover and scattering of Least Sandpipers and Short-billed Dowitchers. We didn't get up to the northern part of the bay at "last mud" very often. That is the place to get the surprise shorebirds.

The highest Whimbrel count was 55 on August 10. This is distressing as last year we observed 122 Whimbrel on August 6. Of course we could have missed a large flock as we were not home for a few days in early August. It's just something we will have to keep close watch on. I am hoping they have found another place to feed rather than their numbers are plunging so badly.

Shorebird numbers are decreasing now as migration grinds on....

Anne Archie, Harrington

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[Maine-birds] oystercatchers at fort foster, kittery

Observed two American Oystercatchers on one of the rocky islets off Fort Foster late afternoon yesterday as the tide was rising. BB plovers also, and lots of peeps amongst the cormorants, gulls, and eiders. Laughing gulls continue to dribble by here and there. Nighthawks not so much..

Dave Tucker, Kittery Point

Re: [Maine-birds] BBSA Wainwright Field

Still being seen in softball field two in the back of right field.The gate was locked, but I jumped the fence and it was very cooperative. The first raindrops were starting as I left the bird at 8:00. Beautiful!!

Matthew Gilbert

On Fri, Aug 28, 2020 at 5:06 PM Tod Abrahams <todabr1@gmail.com> wrote:

BBSA still at wainwright field, S. Portland, field 2, now starring in right field.

On Fri, Aug 28, 2020, 11:32 AM Richard <rjduddy@rjduddy.com> wrote:
A Buff-breasted Sandpiper is at Wainwright Field in South Portland. It's in softball field 2 with some Killdeer.

Turk Duddy

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Friday, 28 August 2020

[Maine-birds] Additional Highlights This Week and Shorebird High Counts, 8/22-29.

Hi all,

Some additional observations of note, in addition to what I have previously posted, over the past seven days included:

- 1 Patches, Jr, the TRICOLORED HERON X SMALL WHITE EGRET(S) SPP, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

- 1 Fish Crow, Rte 137, Waterville, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

- 3 Fish Crows, Essex St, Bangor, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

- 1 Fish Crow, Bangor Waterfront Park, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

- 9 Great Egrets, Essex Marsh, Bangor, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

- 10 Spruce Grouse in 2 days in 2 places (with Jeannette).

- 1 adult LITTLE GULL, 1 juv. BLACK TERN, 5 Great Shearwaters, 19 Razorbills, etc, Head Harbor Passage, 8/27 (with Chris Bartlett and Jeannette).

- 3 Great Egrets, Downeast Sunrise Trail, East Machias, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

- 1 Surf Scoter, Lubec Flats, Lubec, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

And my shorebird high counts this week were as follows:

Black-bellied Plover: 30++, Pine Point, Scarborough, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

AMERICAN GOLDEN-PLOVER (FOY): 1 adult, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

Semipalmated Plover: ~200, Pine Point, Scarborough, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

Red Knot (FOF): 2 juv, Lubec Flats, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

Sanderling: 58, Lubec Flats, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

Dunlin: 1juv, Lubec Flats, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

BAIRD'S SANDPIPER (FOY): 1 juv, Lubec Flats, 8/28 (with Jeannette).

Least Sandpiper: 200+, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

White-rumped Sandpiper: ~40, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

Semipalmated Sandpiper: ~4,000, Sanborn Cove, Machiasport, 8/27 (with Jeannette).

WESTERN SANDPIPER: 1 juvenile, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

Short-billed Dowitcher: 8, Lubec Flats, 8/28 (with Jeannette).

American Woodcock: 1, Burn Road, Topsfield, 8/26 (with Jeannette).

Wilson's Snipe: 1, Burn Road, Topsfield, 8/26 (with Jeannette).

Spotted Sandpiper: 2, Gardner Lake, Whiting, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

Solitary Sandpiper: 2, Essex Marsh, Bangor, 8/24 (with Jeannette).

Lesser Yellowlegs: ~30, Eastern Road Trail, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

"Eastern" Willet: 6, Pine Point, 8/23 (with Birds on Tap - Roadtrip! Tour group).

Greater Yellowlegs: 7, Beal's Island Morning Flight, 8/28.

-Derek

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Re: [Maine-birds] BBSA Wainwright Field

BBSA still at wainwright field, S. Portland, field 2, now starring in right field.

On Fri, Aug 28, 2020, 11:32 AM Richard <rjduddy@rjduddy.com> wrote:

A Buff-breasted Sandpiper is at Wainwright Field in South Portland. It's in softball field 2 with some Killdeer.

Turk Duddy
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[Maine-birds] Re: BBSA Wainwright Field

Still being seen playing centerfield at softball field #2 with 2 Killdeer as of 3:00 pm. A zillion thanks to Turk for finding and then sharing the news! Not likely anybody else would have stumbled on this one.

PS Still haven't figured out how to reply or post from mobile device.

On Friday, August 28, 2020 at 11:32:02 AM UTC-4 Richard wrote:

A Buff-breasted Sandpiper is at Wainwright Field in South Portland. It's in softball field 2 with some Killdeer.

Turk Duddy
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[Maine-birds] Warblers Skowhegan

Again today near the brush pile: Ovenbird, Nashville, Magnolia, Black & white, Red-eyed Vireo and un identified others

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[Maine-birds] Buffie at Timber Point

A buff-breasted sandpiper is working the wrack in the cove at Timber Point in Biddeford. Far end away from parking lot, near road split. Found by Julie Perin and Sharon Wilcox.

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Re: [Maine-birds] Re: swallows

Video worked for me; I used to live in near that area and would see flights such as this-I never got tired of watching them! Sharon in West K

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So sorry, the video does not work but it was amazing, they looked like locusts.

Not sure why it will not take the video, any clues from anyone?

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Thousands of swallows at Biddeford Pool yesterday taken by my son.

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[Maine-birds] BBSA Wainwright Field

A Buff-breasted Sandpiper is at Wainwright Field in South Portland. It's in softball field 2 with some Killdeer.

Turk Duddy
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Re: [Maine-birds] Re: swallows

Aletha,

The video worked well for me. Pretty cool. I could see the large number, but I could not see them close up with detail. I assume they were barn swallows because of their speed and the quick change in direction. I had a number (~50) of barn swallow here in Benton the last two weeks. I still have a few barn swallows nesting here right now. This is very unusual. They are usually gone by now.

Allan

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Looks like the video is not working, I will try to do a screenshot

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[Maine-birds] Re: swallows

So sorry, the video does not work but it was amazing, they looked like locusts.

Not sure why it will not take the video, any clues from anyone?

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[Maine-birds] Re: swallows

Looks like the video is not working, I will try to do a screenshot

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[Maine-birds] swallows

Thousands of swallows at Biddeford Pool yesterday taken by my son.

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[Maine-birds] Beal’s Island Morning Flight, 8/28

Hi all,

On vacation for the week here in Washington County, I finally had the chance to check out the morning flight at the bridge between Beal's Island and the Jonesport mainland this morning. I was stationed in the south end, on Beal's, but bridge construction has eliminated most of the adjacent vegetation save for a few isolated spruces. With near-calm conditions, few birds were landing, and those that did were in tall spruces about 100 yards to the west- too far to identify most species. Otherwise, birds were usually quite high, and construction noise (especially when the jackhammer started) impacted my ability to sort through flight calls.

Therefore, I counted warblers on a clicker and mostly estimated abundance. The volume of Red-breasted Nuthatches, however, was quite significant and is further evidence of a major irruption underway - which usually portends a good "winter finch" season.

5:50-8:30am

42F, clear, calm to vy lt NW to vy lt SW

-527 warblers of 9 species. Approximately 60-70% American Redstarts and 10-20% Northern Parulas. (Other species in very rough order of abundance: Yellow-rumped, Yellow, Magnolia, Black-throated Green, Cape May, Black-throated Blue,

Non-warblers:

84 Cedar Waxwings

73 Red-breasted Nuthatches**

8 Tree Swallows

5 Purple Finches

4 Eastern Kingbirds

2 Common Loons

2 American Goldfinches

1 Merlin

1 Least Flycatcher

1 Philadelphia Vireo

1 Red-eyed Vireo

1 Pine Siskin

T=710

-Derek

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Re: [Maine-birds] flycatcher ID assistance please-south berwick

I'd say Willow or Alder Flycatcher, which are nearly identical, and even their calls can be confused. Just say "Empidonax". 😉

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On Aug 27, 2020, at 12:21 PM, Ron Cedrone <rmcedrone@gmail.com> wrote:

I would say Least but it is hard to see markings besides two bars on wings

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On Aug 27, 2020, at 12:13 PM, DEBRA M POWERS <dmp2ec@comcast.net> wrote:

Yesterday in South Berwick I photographed this flycatcher. It had an unusual call which is what caught my attention. The lighting was not the best so not sure if anyone can help. I am always lost with little birds but I am coming up with either Alder or Acadian ( which i realize is rare, this picture does not show the crest on the head, another pic I have does somewhat). I don't think it is a least, I have heard those before. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Best

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Re: [Maine-birds] flycatcher ID assistance please-south berwick

I would say Least but it is hard to see markings besides two bars on wings

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On Aug 27, 2020, at 12:13 PM, DEBRA M POWERS <dmp2ec@comcast.net> wrote:

Yesterday in South Berwick I photographed this flycatcher. It had an unusual call which is what caught my attention. The lighting was not the best so not sure if anyone can help. I am always lost with little birds but I am coming up with either Alder or Acadian ( which i realize is rare, this picture does not show the crest on the head, another pic I have does somewhat). I don't think it is a least, I have heard those before. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Best

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[Maine-birds] flycatcher ID assistance please-south berwick

Yesterday in South Berwick I photographed this flycatcher. It had an unusual call which is what caught my attention. The lighting was not the best so not sure if anyone can help. I am always lost with little birds but I am coming up with either Alder or Acadian ( which i realize is rare, this picture does not show the crest on the head, another pic I have does somewhat). I don't think it is a least, I have heard those before. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Best

Deb Powers-South Berwick Maine

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Fwd: [Maine-birds] Warblers, flock. UnID. Thursday. correction No otters☹️

No otters. "Others" and I always edit. Missed it.
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Friend in outer Springvale reported a flock of warblers in her apple tree this am. She couldn't ID all, but one Black and White, one possible Blackburnian, others, and a lot of drab ones, possibly juvs?
I had a Yellow Warbler (why I always use caps) in my lilac bush yesterday.

Migration or just food hunting?
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[Maine-birds] Warblers, flock. UnID. Thursday

Friend in outer Springvale reported a flock of warblers in her apple tree this am. She couldn't ID all, but one Black and White, one possible Blackburnian, otters, and a lot of drab ones, possibly juvs?
I had a Yellow Warbler (why I always use caps) in my lilac bush yesterday.

Migration or just food hunting?
Barbara
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Wednesday, 26 August 2020

[Maine-birds] 2 Yellow-crowned Night-Herons, Cutler, 8/26

Hi all,

This impressive irruption/displacement event of YELLOW-CROWNED NIGHT-HERONS continues. Yesterday evening, Renee and Andy Patterson, Jeannette, and I had 2 juveniles while walking the dogs on Cove Road in Cutler Harbor. They were where the road crosses the cove of Schooner Brook. These birds may have been present for as much as 1-2 weeks.

An extremely rare bird in Washington County and perhaps the county's first record of more than 1 (fide Chris Bartlett), one has to wonder how many of these southern herons are along our shores right now.

-Derek

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Monday, 24 August 2020

[Maine-birds] 60+ Pine Warblers in Fryburg

Hi all,

Yesterday morning I was birding at Hemlock Bridge RD in Fryburg, and came across a group of 60+ Pine Warblers. I have seen PIWA's here in the past but usually only in small groups. I have never seen such a large flock of PIWA's before, so I thought it was worth sharing.

Reed

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[Maine-birds] Re: Red-necked phalarope Sabattus Pond, Greene

I'm not seeing it at the moment. I will update if it comes back.

On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 2:27 PM Matthew Gilbert <matthewgfrommaine@gmail.com> wrote:

I am currently watching a red necked phalarope swimming in the pond off of our dock in Greene. It's been swimming about 50 feet offshore for the last 40 minutes since I noticed it. On ebird a first andrscoggin record. I will upload photos to ebird soon. We give permission for anyone who wants to try to view it from our dock, at 7 Sylvain lane (the house under construction at the top of the hill - you can park out of the way of the workers in the driveway, and then walk down the lawn in front of the house to the dock). It let me get within 6 feet on a paddle board. (44.1431845, -70.1104485). It's not moving too quickly, but it is slowly drifting down the shore to the southeast. So cute!

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[Maine-birds] Red-necked phalarope Sabattus Pond, Greene

I am currently watching a red necked phalarope swimming in the pond off of our dock in Greene. It's been swimming about 50 feet offshore for the last 40 minutes since I noticed it. On ebird a first andrscoggin record. I will upload photos to ebird soon. We give permission for anyone who wants to try to view it from our dock, at 7 Sylvain lane (the house under construction at the top of the hill - you can park out of the way of the workers in the driveway, and then walk down the lawn in front of the house to the dock). It let me get within 6 feet on a paddle board. (44.1431845, -70.1104485). It's not moving too quickly, but it is slowly drifting down the shore to the southeast. So cute!

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[Maine-birds] Avocet continues at marsh

The American Avocet continues in the pannes east of the Eastern Trail In the same location as yesterday. We did not see the Wilson's Phalarope. Many egrets but surprisingly not as many sandpipers as there has been.

Linda and Turk

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[Maine-birds] Great Horned Owl, Skowhegan

I woke up this morning at 4:30 hearing a Great Horned Owl.. I thought I heard one a week ago around 8 pm but couldn't be sure with other noise around. No doubt this morning. There were no repeat calls to record unfortunately. Both times 1 call series then nothing..

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Sunday, 23 August 2020

[Maine-birds] Marsh Crossbills

Yesterday morning I stopped by the Eastern Trail parking lot at Scarborough Marsh and had two flyover Red Crossbills, which landed briefly in a stand of white pines by the edge of the marsh. According to ebird, this is the first record for the marsh (not including Prouts Neck) in over 38 years!

Thought that was something worth sharing...

-Weston Barker

Ps. There seems to be a large white pine cone crop this year, so keep an eye out for crossbills in other places as well

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[Maine-birds] ID help -- Wilson's Phalarope?

Hello Maine Birders,

Heck of a day at Scarborough Marsh this morning. American Avocet, to start off with…

But before that I was taking pictures of yellowlegs, and this one struck me as odd from afar. Behaving very differently, and swimming as much as wading. I knew it was something else, but did not have my guidebook with me.

Fast forward to tonight downloading my pics. Can anyone confirm this is a Wilson's Phalarope? That is my working hypothesis at this moment. It would be a lifer so I feel the need for confirmation. Or not, as the case may be.

Thanks for any help, and stay safe out there,

Don H

Cumberland

[Maine-birds] Red-eyed youngster

I just watched a red-eyed vireo feeding a youngster. The immature bird is old enough to forage as well, since I watched it do that, too. I understand that red-eyed vireos can do two broods, but I can’t say that I’ve ever seen it this far north. Warm summer?

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[Maine-birds] Ground-nesting Great Horned Owl evidence

Hi all - My sister and her husband spent a night kayak-camping on an island near Castine. They shared pictures with me that may be evidence of a Great Horned Owl that made its nest on the ground. There's a very large fragment of an off-white egg shell that is large enough to sit in the palm of a paddler's glove (for scale). There are two pictures of a ground nest site that was clearly a nest but with no real construction. I did some background reading in Harrison's Nests, Eggs and Nestlings of NA Birds, and in Erlich's Birder's Handbook, and also at Birds of the World online. All of these state that Great Horned Owls occasionally choose the ground as a nest site.

Extraordinarily variable; wider range of nest sites than any other bird in the Americas (Baumgartner 1938c). Most commonly uses tree nests of other species in whatever tree is available, but also uses cavities in trees and snags, cliffs, deserted buildings, artificial platforms, ledges, pipes, and will lay eggs on the ground. - Birds of the World online

I'm pretty convinced, personally.

Have others found ground nesting Great Horned Owls in their travels? It's a first for me, but that may just be my bad sleuthing.

(I'm not sharing the photos in this email because of the listserv's guidelines about attachments, but could share by request.)

Cheers,

Craig K

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[Maine-birds] Sandhill Crane Fledgling ?

How far would a fledgling be at this time from its nest? 08-22-20 Fryeburg.

Bob Crowley

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[Maine-birds] Inland bonies

Just encountered a small flock of Bonaparte’s gulls on Pushaw Lake in Hudson. Sure I see a lot at the coast. But this is only the second batch I’ve ever seen on the lake here.

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