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Leslie Clapp
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My mother had a juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker eating corn from underneath her feeders all day today.
18 November 2006 - Greene's Hill Blue Hill, Maine
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Chip Moseley
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Feeder bird 11/16/2006: Pertville Road
DICKCISSELL 1st. winter bird (most likely a male)
With the strong western weather patterns of late it's not to supprising to see this western vagrant. The bird seems to feel comfortable hanging out with an immature male and female Red-winged Blackbird. Plenty of white millet has been provided.
16 November 2006 - Sedgwick, ME
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Tom Bjorkman
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A female Hooded Merganser in Conary Cove near the Falls, two porpoises off of "the Nub" near the Falls, and a flock of about 10 Purple Sandpipers, also off of The Nub. There were two Black Scoter and 6 White-winger Scoter with the Eiders at the Falls yesterday.
1 November 2006 - Blue Hill Falls
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Chip Moseley
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4 AMERICAN TREE SPARROWS
15 AMERICAN ROBINS feeding on fruits of ornimental trees
6 CEDAR WAXWINGS
WHITE-CROWNED SPARROW
31 October 2006 - Parker Ridge Retirement Community, Blue Hill
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Chip Moseley
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on 10-27-06 in the AM
1 RUSTY BLACKBIRD
18 BLUE JAYS
Small flock of 20 migrating blackbirds (pretty equal distribution of red-winged, c. grackle) NO yellow-headed blackbird. The yhbl fueled up for 3 hours on 10-24-06 in the afternoon and apparently moved on.
27 October 2006 - Feeding Staion on Pertville Road
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Chip Moseley
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1:00-4:00 P.M. 10-24-06
1st year male YELLOW-HEADED BLACKBIRD
This western vagrant was hanging out with a flock of 98 migrant blackbirds passing through. The YHBL was consuming white millet off the ground. In the last 8 days the numbers of blackbirds has been varing between 40 to 200 individuals. The numbers of vagrants in the last part of October and 1st part of November always keeps things exciting as the major part of the fall migration is winding down.
24 October 2006 - Bird feeder at Pertville Road, Sedgwick
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Ken Crowell
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White-winged Scoter -- close to 100 mixed with Eider off Fifield Point, Stonington in late Sept.
One Red-eyed Vireo in Sunset last week.
Lee Fay has picked up two Red-bellied Snake dead on Crockett Cove Rd. in past two weeks.
23 October 2006 - Deer Isle
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Tom Bjorkman
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Our Blue Hill Bay wintering ducks are gradually returning: North of the Falls today there were 500 Common Eider, 4 Surf Scoter, 20+ Horned Grebe, and small number of Common Loon and Red necked Grebe. I also ran across 10 Common Merganser, which I assume were on their way to somewhere else
22 October 2006 - Blue Hill Bay
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Tom Bjorkman
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Grebe Update:
The Rednecked Grebe are also back. I found 11 RN and 10 Horned Grebe on the bay between the Falls and Parker Point today.
10 October 2006 - Blue Hill Bay
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Tom Bjorkman
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I found 4 Horned Grebe on Blue Hill Bay north of the falls during my kayak ride today. They showed up sometime over the last few days.
9 October 2006 - Blue Hill Bay
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