From: "Linda Woodard"
<lwoodard@MAINEAUDUBON.ORG>
To: <BIRDEAST@listserv.arizona.edu>
Subject: [BIRDEAST]
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Number: (207) 781-2332
Compilers: Steve Pollock and Kay Gammons
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Arriving this week were COMMON SNIPE and EASTERN
MEADOWLARKS. Not many birds
arrived due to the several
inches of snow last Friday and over the weekend.
Despite the
weather the number of EASTERN PHOEBES, KILLDEER and the like,
increased, while there was a
reverse migration of the few TREE SWALLOWS that
arrived during the previous
week. The WATERFOWL migration is picking up
some, but overall, it appears
that numbers are small.
Six FOX SPARROWS and a BARRED OWL were seen in
Two FOX SPARROWS, 3 COMMON SNIPE, 1 AMERICAN WOODCOCK,
and a CHIPPING
SPARROW were seen in Kennebunk.
Fourteen RING-NECKED and 1 WOOD DUCK were on the
111 crosses it in Alfred.
Nine COMMON SNIPE, 3 AMERICAN KESTRELS and
WOOD DUCKS were at Biddeford Pool.
On the marsh below
WOOD DUCK, and TREE SWALLOWS.
At the Saco Yacht Club there were
CAROLINA WREN, COMMON MERGANSERS,
DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANT, and
EASTERN PHOEBE. Along the
there were RING-NECKED DUCKS,
GREEN-WINGED TEAL, WOOD DUCKS, 2 COMMON SNIPE,
4 HORNED LARKS, AMERICAN KESTREL, and
Greater
Five SNOW GEESE were at Pine Point in
the
GREEN-WINGED TEAL continue to be seen behind the
across the street. At the Pelreco
Plant there were 2 male NORTHERN
SHOVELER, 1 LESSER YELLOWLEGS, and 1 VESPER SPARROW. Along Eastern Road in
FLICKER. On Prout’s Pond off
DUCKS and 1 DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANT.
A CAROLINA WREN was at Broad Cove in
On the Eastern Promenade in
Bonaparte's Gull. At Back Cove in
GREEN-WINGED TEAL. The list from
EASTERN PHOEBE, BELTED KINGFISHER, and NORTHERN FLICKER.
A COOPER’S HAWK was at Two Lights in
The AM ERICAN WIDGEON pair was still in the pond at
The list from Bridgton and
EASTERN PHOEBE, DARK-EYED JUNCOS, TURKEY VULTURE, 3
KILLDEER, and AMERICAN
WOODCOCK
A BALD EAGLE was soaring over the
Rumford.
Three EASTERN MEADOWLARKS were seen in Turner.
Two EASTERN PHOEBES were in
A DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANT and 30 COMMON MERGANSERS were
on the
River above Randolph-Gardiner bridge.
TREE SWALLOWS were also in Gardiner at the bridge.
A SHARP-SHINNED HAWK was on the
A CAROLINA WREN was found in
In
An OSPREY was seen in
Two FOX SPARROWS have been visiting an Orono feeder.
AMERICAN WIGEON were seen in Orrington.
Midcoast
An OSPREY was sitting on a pole next to the nest, in
lanes of U.S. One.
Just outside
RING-NECKED DUCKS and GREEN-WINGED
TEAL.
A BALD EAGLE was sitting on a nest on the
just south of US1.
On
GADWALL, 100 GREEN-WINGED TEAL, 4 BLUE-WINGED TEAL, 6
AMERICAN WIGEON, 2
BARROW’S GOLDENEYES, and a BALD EAGLE.
A COOPER’S HAWK was in Phippsburg.
Arriving in
PHOEBE, OSPREY, EVENING GROSBEAK, and
Six PIPING PLOVERS feeding with a flock of SANDERLINGS
were seen at Seawall
Beach,
snowstorm. Ten TREE SWALLOWS were also seen there.
A Northern Flicker was in Gouldsboro area.
A HORNED LARK was seen in Sedgwick.
In Dennysville there were SONG
and WHITE THROATED SPARROWS, DARK-EYED
JUNCOS, AMERICAN WOODCOCK, and BALD
EAGLE.
There was 1 SNOW BUNTING, 2 RED SHOULDERED HAWKS, 1
NORTHERN GOSHAWK, and
AMERICAN WOODCOCK along the
An EASTERN PHOEBE was in Houlton along with DARK-EYED
JUNCOS.
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