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Wednesday, 31 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Re: looking for suggestions

Sears Island, first 300 yards.

On Wednesday, August 31, 2022 at 3:47:12 PM UTC-4 dmp...@comcast.net wrote:

I will be in the Winterport are next week, I was looking for suggestions of any birding hot spots? Or suggested places?

Thanks in advance.

~Deb Powers-South Berwick Maine

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[Maine-birds] looking for suggestions

I will be in the Winterport are next week, I was looking for suggestions of any birding hot spots? Or suggested places?

Thanks in advance.

~Deb Powers-South Berwick Maine

Monday, 29 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Day-old second-hand report of Wilson’s Plover

Friends saw and photographed this Wilson's Plover yesterday around noon near/under the bridge on the Old Pond Railway Trail on MCHT property in Hancock, ME.

Map with directions found here. A shorter walk from the east entrance.
https://www.mainetrailfinder.com/trails/trail/old-pond-railway-trail

Jerry A. Smith

228 Swetts Pond Rd.

Orrington, ME. 04474

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Saturday, 27 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Eurasian Marsh-Harrier

Deb and I went to Weskeag Marsh in South Thomaston, ME this morning to look for the Eurasian Marsh-Harrier. We observed it between about 9:10 and 9:30am. Photos at my website:

henrymauer.smugmug.com

Henry Mauer

Harpswell, ME

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Friday, 26 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Eurasian Marsh-Harrier

Hello all,

It sounds like the harrier may have drifted away from Weskeag Marsh. Are there still eyes on the marsh and is the bird still foraging there?

Richard Garrigus

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[Maine-birds] EURASIAN MARSH-HARRIER

Found yesterday by Byron Swift on North Haven and this AM by Evan Obercian at Weskeg Marsh continues this afternoon.

Amazing!!!!

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Thursday, 25 August 2022

[Maine-birds] EURASIAN MARSH-HARRIER - North Haven, 25 Aug

This morning (25 August), Byron Swift found a female Eurasian Marsh-Harrier at Fresh Pond on North Haven. The bird was first seen around 8AM but was not seen again during the hour when Byron looked at ~11AM.

Here is a link to Byron's eBird list, with photos: https://ebird.org/checklist/S117527547

If anyone is interested in looking tomorrow, I've got a few spots saved on a boat out to North Haven, departing from Rockland at 6:30AM. We'll need to take the ferry back, and we're still figuring out transportation on the island, but if anyone is interest let me know and I can share details.

Good birding,

Doug Hitchcox

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Wednesday, 24 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Re: woodcock or snipe migrating? Probably woodcock "commuting" to nocturnal roosts

Thanks to a couple readers who responded to my query.

What is starting to make sense to me is that they were woodcock and they were heading out of their daytime haunts in the alder thickets and wetland woods habitat in the lowlands to the blueberry barrens behind the house we were visiting for their evening/night roosting. I found this interesting article about woodcock commuting from rich daytime feeding areas to nighttime roosts to lower their risk of predation. Also this timber doodle.org summary describes the nightly commute in northern areas from mid-July until migration. It was a privilege to look up and see them in that brief moment of time :)

Cathie Murray

On Tuesday, August 23, 2022 at 4:55:22 PM UTC-4 cathie...@gmail.com wrote:

Hi all,
Sunday evening, August 21, well after sunset on a high point near Rockport, we had 6-8 individual birds fly over our heads, on a generally north to south trajectory. They were not very high over our heads. They were not exactly flying together, in a flock. But they were basically flying the same trajectory and close in time to each other. I did see four at once, following close upon each other.
We could only see silhouettes. They looked like woodcock or snipe. They were a bit chunky, had long slender bills and their wings made a soft whirring sound. They did not vocalize at all.
Do either/both of those species migrate in loose aggregates?
Are they migrating now?
Anyone else seeing them?
Also saw nighthawks Saturday late afternoon in Whitefield :)
Always good to see them.
Cathie Murray

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[Maine-birds] Brooksville= 3 pileated woodpeckers on our Popple tree 3/23/22

Saw 3 Pileated Woodpeckers at once on two of our Popples--working their way up the trunk. Just a bit smaller than a full-grown Pileated, so my guess is they are this year's nest mates. Quite exciting!

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Tuesday, 23 August 2022

Re: [Maine-birds] woodcock or snipe migrating?

I flushed a woodcock in my yard on Sunday. First here since late
March. The usual pattern here is March/April then September/October.
Typically singles.

Scott Richardson
Berwick, York Co.

On Tue, Aug 23, 2022 at 4:55 PM Cathie Murray <cathie.murray@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi all,
> Sunday evening, August 21, well after sunset on a high point near Rockport, we had 6-8 individual birds fly over our heads, on a generally north to south trajectory. They were not very high over our heads. They were not exactly flying together, in a flock. But they were basically flying the same trajectory and close in time to each other. I did see four at once, following close upon each other.
> We could only see silhouettes. They looked like woodcock or snipe. They were a bit chunky, had long slender bills and their wings made a soft whirring sound. They did not vocalize at all.
> Do either/both of those species migrate in loose aggregates?
> Are they migrating now?
> Anyone else seeing them?
> Also saw nighthawks Saturday late afternoon in Whitefield :)
> Always good to see them.
> Cathie Murray
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[Maine-birds] Bird Monitoring August 27 at Scarborough Marsh

Please join us on August 27 at 7 am at Scarborough Marsh for a marsh-wide survey of birds to document the numbers of individuals and species. Timed to catch the beginning of shorebird migration, each group of monitors will be assigned a portion of the marsh to survey. Depending on the assignment, surveys may be done on foot, by car or from a canoe (provided at the marsh or bring your own).

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[Maine-birds] woodcock or snipe migrating?

Hi all,

Sunday evening, August 21, well after sunset on a high point near Rockport, we had 6-8 individual birds fly over our heads, on a generally north to south trajectory. They were not very high over our heads. They were not exactly flying together, in a flock. But they were basically flying the same trajectory and close in time to each other. I did see four at once, following close upon each other.

We could only see silhouettes. They looked like woodcock or snipe. They were a bit chunky, had long slender bills and their wings made a soft whirring sound. They did not vocalize at all.

Do either/both of those species migrate in loose aggregates?

Are they migrating now?

Anyone else seeing them?

Also saw nighthawks Saturday late afternoon in Whitefield :)

Always good to see them.

Cathie Murray

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Re: [Maine-birds] Red-breasted Nuthatch

Here in Nobleboro both the red-breasted and white-breasted have been at the sunflower seed all year.

What is new, is that a few Black Capped Chickadees returned yesterday.

Steve

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> Fun to see a Red-breasted Nuthatch for the first time in a while. Not a resident in my block.
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Monday, 22 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Red-breasted Nuthatch

Fun to see a Red-breasted Nuthatch for the first time in a while. Not a resident in my block.
Barbara
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[Maine-birds] Re: Bald Blue Jays- Liberty

Collin here in Camden. We have two blue jays and once cardinal at our feeder with the same molding state. Noticed it about 10 days ago. I was worried about disease but found a couple of resources that said it was common especially in August. One of the blue jays has shown some growth over the last week, more than the other anyway. The cardinal (if it's indeed the same bird we keep seeing) is still very bald. It's also how i learned that cardinals have black skin.

On Monday, August 22, 2022 at 7:50:04 AM UTC-4 spd...@gmail.com wrote:

I have just seen (in Liberty) the second Blue Jay that is missing nearly every feather on its head and neck, and my usual flock of 4 or 5 that show up religiously for peanuts have not been around. I searched and found a post from 2012 about Blue Jays and some Blackbirds that occasionally undergo a very severe molt, and that it's not a big deal. But they sure look pathetic! Anyone else seeing this around this year?

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[Maine-birds] Bald Blue Jays- Liberty

I have just seen (in Liberty) the second Blue Jay that is missing nearly every feather on its head and neck, and my usual flock of 4 or 5 that show up religiously for peanuts have not been around. I searched and found a post from 2012 about Blue Jays and some Blackbirds that occasionally undergo a very severe molt, and that it's not a big deal. But they sure look pathetic! Anyone else seeing this around this year?

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Monday, 15 August 2022

[Maine-birds] re White Ibis I reported...addendum- field marks.

I should properly have reported field marks for said birds. Dark, appearing black, with white underparts and the beginning of white curved line on the back. Pinkish bills. Apologies.

Barbara Herrgesell

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[Maine-birds] White Ibis. Monday 8/15/22. Late pm.

Viewed 3 in a tree on the north side of Harbor Road. A birder found them for us and took photos on my camera. (A Canon Power Shot SX60 HS.) They flew down behind trees, then we observed 5 of them flying across the road to the south side. No photo of that. We could see them farther out in the marsh, too far for good views with only bins.

Hearty thank you to Ben, the birder who found them and took the photos.

I didn't see them reported on eBird, which I don't input to.

Barbara Herrgesell

Sanford

[Maine-birds] Washington Co. Nelson's Sparrow 15 August

Just before six o'clock 15 August Wally and I saw a Nelson's Sparrow along with two Solitary Sandpipers and a Lesser Yellow-legs at the stinky little tidal inlet where Cow Point Road and Johnson Cove Road meet. It was an immature, I think. The photos are posted on both eBird and iNaturalist, where you can correct me if I've made a mistake. This brackish area has had both Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, and a Kingfisher recently.

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Sunday, 14 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Yellow-crowned Night-Heron in Dover Foxcroft

Saw a report on Maine Birds FB grp. of a Yellow-crowned NIght-Heron in Dover-Foxcroft a day or two ago. Definitely out of range for this species in ME.

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Saturday, 13 August 2022

[Maine-birds] white ibis

Are white ibises being seen in Wells this am. Thank you

Kathy Dube

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Friday, 12 August 2022

[Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 8/6-12

Hi all,

My observations of note over the past seven days is posted here:

https://mebirdingfieldnotes.blog/2022/08/12/this-weeks-highlights-august-6-august-12-2022/

-Derek

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[Maine-birds] Bird Monitoring 8/27 Scarborough Marsh

Want to do some birding at Maine's premier birding spot and help gather data on Maine's first Important Bird Area?

Join us on August 27 (new Date) 7-10 at Scarborough Marsh for a marsh-wide survey of birds to document the numbers of individuals and species. Timed to catch the beginning of shorebird migration, each group of monitors will be assigned a portion of the marsh to survey. Depending on the assignment, surveys may be done on foot, by car or from a canoe (provided at the marsh or bring your own). Beginning birders welcome! They will go out with experienced monitors.

The morning will start with a brief introduction to the marsh and the survey methods. After that, monitors will disburse to their assigned sections, and actual surveys may last up to several hours (depending on location surveyed). If people need to leave early we can make sure they are in a location that can accommodate that. Refreshments provided.

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Thursday, 11 August 2022

[Maine-birds] WB Nuthatch

I have what looks to be a very old or very young White-breasted Nuthatch who's attached to my magnum feeder as if it were feeding but he's just sitting there hanging sideways. I approached to the point were I could grab it if I desired. It didn't move. It's eyes are closed and was not alerted to me being inches from him. I'm guessing I should just do nothing but if I can help it I would like to for it's my nature. If anyone has idea please email me sooner than later. Thank you all.

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Re: [Maine-birds] WHITE IBIS (15!!!) - Wells, 11 Aug

Hi all,
As of noon, there were at least 26 present in the area. A "Patagonia Picnic Table" effect has so far produced an immature Yellow-crowned Night-Heron and a MARBLED GODWIT - both first spotted by Luke Seitz.
-Derek

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> A group of at least 15 juvenile WHITE IBIS having been in the marsh off the north side of Harbor Road in Wells this morning, 11 Aug. There is roadside parking just past the Fisherman's Catch (restaurant).
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> Good birding,
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[Maine-birds] White Ibis at Drakes Island

I saw a report on Maine Birds FB grp. that was reported at Drakes Island yesterday. Originally posted as a Glossy Ibis, but it's an immature White ibis.

Andrew

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[Maine-birds] WHITE IBIS (15!!!) - Wells, 11 Aug

A group of at least 15 juvenile WHITE IBIS having been in the marsh off the north side of Harbor Road in Wells this morning, 11 Aug. There is roadside parking just past the Fisherman's Catch (restaurant).

Good birding,

Doug Hitchcox

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Sunday, 7 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Semi-palmated Plovers, Greater and Lesser Yellowlegs, Basin Cove, Harpswell, ME 8/6/22

Semi-palmated Plovers, many Lesser Yellowlegs together with a few Greater Yellowlegs , Basin Cove, Harpswell, ME 8/6/22

Dr. Jay Pitocchelli, Professor Emeritus
Biology Department
Saint Anselm College
Manchester, NH 03102

https://www.anselm.edu/faculty-directory/jay-pitocchelli

Blog: http://mourningwarbler.blogspot.com/

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Saturday, 6 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Wilson’s Phalarope

Female Wilson's Phalarope in Weskeag Marsh this morning.

Ethan J. Whitaker

Mobile Phone - 207-671-2006

Friday, 5 August 2022

[Maine-birds] This Week's Highlights, 7/30-8/5

Hi all,

Growing numbers of shorebirds highlighted my birding over the past seven days.

https://mebirdingfieldnotes.blog/2022/08/05/this-weeks-highlights-july-30-august-5-2022/

-Derek

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Derek and Jeannette Lovitch

Freeport Wild Bird Supply

541 Route One, Suite 10

Freeport, ME 04032

207-865-6000

www.freeportwildbirdsupply.com

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[Maine-birds] Little Blue Heron, Cherryfield

There is an immature Little Blue Heron in the Narraguagus River, c. 60-70 yards north of the Rte. 1 (lower) bridge. All-white, roughly the size of a Snowy Egret, but thicker, shorter, neck, greenish legs, and bluish bill with dark tip. Never thought I'd see one here.

Joel Wilcox

Cherryfield

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Thursday, 4 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Re: Wilson’s Phalarope

After further review of this photo and discussion with Eddy Edwards … we are now leaning toward a Red-necked Phalarope. I've never seen a Ref-necked except far out at sea but the Sibley's photos match up.

Thoughts anyone?

Ethan J. Whitaker

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On Aug 4, 2022, at 6:48 AM, ewhitaker pvimaine.com <ewhitaker@pvimaine.com> wrote:

Female Wilson's Phalarope in Weskeag Marsh this morning.

Ethan J. Whitaker

Mobile Phone - 207-671-2006

[Maine-birds] Wilson’s Phalarope

Female Wilson's Phalarope in Weskeag Marsh this morning.

Ethan J. Whitaker

Mobile Phone - 207-671-2006

[Maine-birds] Wilson’s Phalarope

Female Wilson's Phalarope in Weskeag Marsh this morning.

Ethan J. Whitaker

Mobile Phone - 207-671-2006

Wednesday, 3 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Re: Leucistic (mostly)? ID?

Leucistic House Sparrow.

Andrew

On Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 8:54:51 PM UTC-4 Marie Jordan wrote:

South Portland Maine,
This bird was on my rock wall a couple of days ago.
ID?
Thanks for your ideas on who it is.
Marie

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Re: [Maine-birds] Digest for maine-birds@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 2 topics

Thanks, everyone for responding to my question about parking in the area where the remaining Henslow's sparrow is. Appreciate it!

On Wednesday, August 3, 2022 at 11:44:28 AM UTC-4 Kathryn Davis wrote:

I am going to try and see the Henslow's sparrows tomorrow morning. I have the GPS coordinates but wondered where I should park? Is there street parking? I am not familiar with the area and will be coming from Wells, Maine area.

Thanks.

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Anne Swann <annes...@gmail.com>: Aug 01 05:48AM -0700

Saw about 20 Nighthawks at the Mount Desert Island High School at 8PM last
night. In the back parking lot by the retention ponds. Pretty spectacular.

Anne Swann

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Janet Galle <Janet...@gwi.net>: Jul 31 08:03PM -0400

Has the bird been seen today, Sunday? If so, on Casco Road or Pleasant Hill? Thanks for any help.

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Re: [Maine-birds] Digest for maine-birds@googlegroups.com - 2 updates in 2 topics

I am going to try and see the Henslow's sparrows tomorrow morning. I have the GPS coordinates but wondered where I should park? Is there street parking? I am not familiar with the area and will be coming from Wells, Maine area.

Thanks.

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Anne Swann <anneswann1@gmail.com>: Aug 01 05:48AM -0700

Saw about 20 Nighthawks at the Mount Desert Island High School at 8PM last
night. In the back parking lot by the retention ponds. Pretty spectacular.

Anne Swann

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Any sign of Henslow's sparrow

Janet Galle <Janetgalle@gwi.net>: Jul 31 08:03PM -0400

Has the bird been seen today, Sunday? If so, on Casco Road or Pleasant Hill? Thanks for any help.

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Tuesday, 2 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Leucistic (mostly)? ID?

South Portland Maine,

This bird was on my rock wall a couple of days ago.

ID?

Thanks for your ideas on who it is.

Marie

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[Maine-birds] Spotted a male Western Tanager around 10 o'clock this morning feeding up in a tree just before the open marsh area is where they have the Big Sit

Took off before I could get a photo and could not relocate

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Monday, 1 August 2022

[Maine-birds] Nighthawks

Saw about 20 Nighthawks at the Mount Desert Island High School at 8PM last night. In the back parking lot by the retention ponds. Pretty spectacular.

Anne Swann

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