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Chip Moseley
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Bob Duchesne first found this bird a few days ago.
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DOVKIE observed from 12:20-1:00 PM Seen straight out off the dock. There is a dirt pulloff for several cars at the intersecion of Alder Lane and the Shore Road. The bird was diving and swimming along in the southward direction when last seen. Seemed to continuously stay about 100 yards off the shoreline duing the period observed. I lost sight of the bird after 1:00PM and could not relocate it but only spent 10 mins. looking.
31 January 2012 - Southwest Harbor, ME -Manset section
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Tom Bjorkman
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A flock of approximately 60 Bohemian Waxwings near Parker Ridge retirement community this morning
31 January 2012 - Blue Hill Falls
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Chip Moseley
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Young male NORTHERN HARRIER occasionally being seen 1.12.2012 through 1.25.2012
~60 AMERICAN ROBINS frantically "stoving up" on winter berry before the storm 1.25.2012 and today.
26 January 2012 - Great Meadow, Sedgwick
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Dick McWilliams
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Robin
25 January 2012 - Weed's Point Road, Little Deer Isle
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Tom Bjorkman
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A Belted Kingfisher in Conary Cove near the Reversing Falls at mid day today
24 January 2012 - Blue Hill Falls
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Dick McWilliams
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Mature Male Marsh Hawk - He has been hunting over our fields at the farm for two days now.
16 January 2012 - End of Weeds Point Road, Little Deer Isle
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Chip Moseley
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1 Fox Sparrow (eastern) I had not seen this species all fall and early winter until now. Was quite exciting to see this bird when you would not expect to see one this far north at this date. In previous 12 years had seen them only during the late fall and early spring migrations on our peninsula.
14 January 2012 - Sedgwick
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Dick McWilliams
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Immature Female Rough Leg Hawk
23 December 2011 - Weed's Point, Little Deer Isle
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Dick McWilliams
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Immature Northern Shrike.
17 December 2011 - At the head of Burnt Cove on Deer Isle.
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Chip Moseley
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There is a big irruption of Snow Owls occuring in the higher terr of the lower 48 states of the USA. If we all keep our "eyes peeled" someone will spot one here on our penisula soon. It would be a neat species to enter into our local CBCs data bank that will be comming up soon. If you care and have the time copy this link and paste it into your browser. ......http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/got-snowies..... With no snow on the ground they are relatively easy to spot. One might check the many large tundra like habitats that we have in our area. I checked out the B.H. Heritage Trust's-Cooper Farm yesterday with no luck but.........
1 December 2011 - Sedgwick
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