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Marty Savalchak
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Dec 4, around 0930, 5 jays, 7 chickadees, 4 doves, one nuthatch, a hairy woodpecker, and a red-bellied woodpecker. One jay was trying to feed on the suet, the hairy chased it away, but only briefly.
4 December 2008 - Wooded area below the ball field.
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Leslie Clapp
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This morning we had our first flock of Bohemian Waxwings checking out the crabapples. There were 7 of them. The Summer Tanager is still here and a Baltimore Oriole was competing with Blue Jays at the feeder and winning! Last night we had some excitement- a lady who lives on the side of Blue Hill Mountain called with what she thought was an injured duck in her driveway at 8 PM. We went up to check it out and it was a Red-throated Loon on the ground by her house. We transported it to South Blue Hill wharf and eased it into the water and it paddled off, flapped its wings, and took off flying south, appearing perfectly healthy. I suppose it might have seen a reflection in their glassed in deck and thought it could have been water? Anyway, a happy ending to that story.
2 December 2008 - Pleasant St. Blue Hill
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Tom Bjorkman
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A single Razorbill in mid channel off the So. Blue Hill Wharf this afternoon, along with a Red-throated Loon closer to the Wharf. Another Red-throated Loon was in Blue Hill Bay just south of Parker Point about 1/2 mile. 25 Bonaparte's Gulls in the same area.
29 November 2008 - So. Blue Hill Wharf
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Leslie Clapp
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A Summer Tanager was at our feeder this afternon eating sunflower seeds in between hawking for insects in the taller trees. Geese continue to fly over Blue Hill Mountain, heading southwest.
26 November 2008 - 77 Pleasant St Blue Hill
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Tom Bjorkman
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18 Red-necked Grebes at the Reversing Falls, A Red-throated Loon at the So. Blue Hill Wharf, a female Hooded Merganser off the Golf Course in the Inner Harbor, and a Dickcissel near Mill Island today.
24 November 2008 - Blue Hill Falls
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Leslie Clapp
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We had a Baltimore Oriole in our yard all day yesterday eating crabapples. He was quite a sight in the snow storm. Flocks of Canada Geese have been flying over all weekend, heading southwest. We also had a Northern Harrier fly over fairly low this afternoon (yard first) and a Sharp-shinned Hawk (frequent visitor) also made an appearance. The Red-bellied Woodpecker is still hanging around.
23 November 2008 - 77 Pleasant St. Blue Hill
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Kim Ridley
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4 snow buntings, 1 savannah sparrow, Nov. 19
22 November 2008 - Flye Point, Brooklin
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ken Crowell
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11/18 Black-backed woodpecker near Crockett Cove Woods
11/20 Snow Buntings -- Deer Isle school playing fields
21 November 2008
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Kim Ridley
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9 horned larks on Nov. 17
18 November 2008 - Flye Point, Brooklin
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Chip Moseley
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Observation date: 11/18/08
Notes: I find this area to be very good for migrants. The mast crop is exceptional this year.
Number of species: 11
American Black Duck 2
Common Eider 250
Common Goldeneye 20
Red-breasted Merganser 1
Herring Gull X
Gray Jay 4
American Crow X
Black-capped Chickadee 1
American Robin 3
Varied Thrush 1
Song Sparrow 3
18 November 2008 - Scott's Landing, Deer Isle
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