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Ken Crowell
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An Indigo Bunting was seen near Gray's Corners, Sedgwick about May 23.
Scarlet Tanager May 25 in Sunset, and E. Kingbird May 26. Also, our first Swainson's Thrush -- late! Brood of 3 fleged Mourning Dove May 25.
27 May 2007 - Deer Isle, etc.
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Chip Moseley
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1st year male BLUE GROSBEAK
26 May 2007 - Pertville Road Feeder, Sedgwick
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John Fuller
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Male Indigo Bunting at feeder first day set up.
26 May 2007 - Rob Road, Brooklin
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Tom Bjorkman
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Northern Bob White; around the house and at one point under the feeders; also calling. I also heard one near the north end of the Salt Pond last weekend.
14 May 2007 - Blue Hill Falls
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David Stearns
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An ovenbird, savannah sparrow, chestnut-sided warblers, and two very vocal and visible brown thrashers.
10 May 2007 - Wardwell Pasture, BH Mtn, May 10th morning
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Ken & Rebekah
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Male ruby-throated hummingbird at our feeder in East Blue Hill.
9 May 2007 - East Blue Hill
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Chip Moseley
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On 5/1/70 in the AM spotted an UPLAND SANDPIPER, AMERICAN BITTERN, ~ 50 YELLOW-RUMP WARBLER, ~ 30 PALM WARBLER, SWAMP SPARROW
2 May 2007 - Great Meadow, Sedgwick
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Leslie Clapp
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We had a pair of Red Crossbills at the sunflower feeder yesterday and a beautiful male Rose-breasted Grosbeak on Sunday. The Field Sparrows are singing on Blue Hill Mountain and Ovenbirds are around but not singing yet.
1 May 2007 - Blue Hill
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Leslie Clapp
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A first year Orchard Oriole was in the yard yesterday afternoon- a beauty! Also, 13 Spotted Salamanders were observed in our pond at about 11pm going through their mating rituals and the wood frogs were singing loud and clear! Also, the first of the big bumblebees were out yesterday.
29 April 2007 - Pleasant St, Blue Hill
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Chip Moseley
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Great Meadow 4/28/07
BOBOLINK (FOY) back on breeding territory. Early spring male. About half way into breeding plumage.
~300 PALM WARBLER (if any thing this is short of actual number seen)
~300 YELLOW-ROMPED WARBLER
The Sandhill Crane left on this last Wed. at about 9:30 in the AM. I saw the bird fly off to the north and I have not seen the bird since.
Tons of black flies. Not biting yet, just a nuisance. I inhaled a few and with the appropriate reflexes removed them out of my trachea and swallowed them. They are rather sweet and it is quite understandable to me why the warblers were in this location. Naturally they were simply dining on them and not choking on them first.
Pertville Rd. feeder
FIELD SPARROW still hanging around.
28 April 2007 - Sedgwick
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