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Martin Savalchak
A healthy-looking fisher cat sniffing around the suet feeder early this morning accompanied by a murder of crows tracking and yaking at him from the trees above.
22 June 2009 - Blue Hill - woods btwn the ball field & the old cemetery.

Martin Savalchak
A Gray Catbird has been visiting the suet, and sometimes the sunflower, feeder for the past several days.
20 June 2009 - Blue Hill; woods btwn the ball field & Old Cemetery.

David Stearns
While paddling about inner Blue Hill Bay we found a lone semipalmated sandpiper and also a nesting loon on one of the rock ledge islands. There's also a very healthy contingent of Common Terns.
13 June 2009 - Blue Hill

Chip Moseley
On 5.30.09 looking out toward Carney Island just to the south: 4 Ruddy Ducks in high breeding plumage and 4 Long-tailed Ducks (very late to see this species of sea duck in our waters).
31 May 2009 - Causeway Beach, Deer Isle

Patty Heanssler
Many Humming birds feeding at the apple trees at Nervous Nellies, there was also a flycatcher in there somewhere, we didnt see much of him, but we herd him just fine, I also was driving by the Carrying Place in Mountainville and got my eye on a herron.. I just Love them, but didnt get a chanch to see what kind, glad to have them back, we had one at Norma Heansslers pond cleaning out the fish a few weeks ago, he has sence took what he wanted and left..
26 May 2009 - Sunshine Road

Ken Crowell
Great-crested Flycatcher. Near Barred I. preserve May 2Olive-sided Flycatcher -- sighted by Lee Fay actively feeding at 7:40 AM, hawking from trees 25-40 ft. high behind her house.
Did not call/sing, but showed white throatvand short tail.
26 May 2009 - Deer Isle

Kim Ridley
Male redstart and red-eyed vireo spotted this morning. Wood thrush singing, along with hermit thrush and winter wren. A bouquet of warblers: bt green, northern parula, magnolia, black & white and yellow-rumped.
20 May 2009 - Brooklin

Steve & Terri Titcomb
Common Terns out in Blue Hill Harbor May 15. They are on the little Island just off the Town Park. The Island they set off the fireworks from.
18 May 2009 - Blue Hill Harbor

Martin Savalchak
17 May - One Baltimore Oriole at the suet.
18 May 2009 - Blue Hill, 'tween the ball field & Old Cemetery

David Stearns
While climbing Blue Hill with elementary students putting a letterbox on top, along with Charlotte Clews, we heard Towhees (yes, plural) and saw a brilliant Blackburnian Warbler. We also had Chestnut-sided Warblers, Yellowthroats, Yellow-rumps and Black-and-Whites all around. I also had my first Blackburnian yardbird today, saw Laughing Gulls in Seal Harbor, and am excited the Chimney Swifts are back. And with Leda Beth's post in my subconscious I tried to turn a Black-throated-green into a Black-throated-blue as a new yardbird but it just wouldn't go....
16 May 2009 - Blue Hill

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