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Rebekah Raye
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A Barred Owl was calling near the East Blue Hill village bridge around 8 p.m. last night. This was the same area I heard him last year, and again this fall.
15 February 2005 - East Blue Hill
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Marnie and Ken Crowell
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Two first-year Thick-billed Murre. West side of Stinson Pt. One below our house, the other in the cut 200 m. north of Barred Island. This may be new record for Deer Isle as species not listed in Hundley's Birds of Deer Isle.
Also ran: 5 female red-br Merg, red-necked grebe, com. loon; and on Goose Cove side of Barred Isl, two loon, one horned grebe
15 February 2005 - Deer Isle -- west side of Stinson Pt.
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Ken Crowell
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Adult Red-tailed Hawk Feb. 13; also a probably Goshawk two weeks agohere in Sunset; and dead female Sharp-shinned at Deer Isle Congo. Church about Feb. 9.
15 February 2005 - Deer Isle
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Tom Bjorkman
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2 Barrow's Goldeneye amid a group of 15 Common Goldeneye (they have been there since at least mid-January)
14 February 2005 - Blue Hill Bay off BHCC Golf Course
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Chip Moseley
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On 2/12/05 friends, Rich MacDonald and wife, Natalie, skied up Penobscot Mountain and saw 2 Rough-legged Hawks fly over ... and 1 Snowy Owl!
14 February 2005 - MDI
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Leslie Clapp
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There was lots of activity in the yard over the weekend. I had 17 robins from dawn to dusk eating crabapples, barberries, and holly berries. They were joined by 12 Cedar Waxwings, Purple Finches and other typical birds for this time of year. They all were very close to the house....some of the trees and shrubs are not more that 5'away and it was fun getting such close looks of the birds feeding. They were just as happy eating icicles dangling from the limbs as the berries! The Chickadees here have been singing for weeks, we have had one Song Sparrow all winter and the Red Bellied Woodpecker is still here and has finally discovered the peanutbutter and suet! I was thrilled to have 13 Evening Grosbeaks for a while this morning- they are seldom around anymore. I remember 12 years ago our back deck was covered with them.
13 February 2005 - Blue Hill
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Tom Bjorkman
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Probable Snowy Owl, overhead heading SW (I got one good look but could not relocate).
12 February 2005 - Nr Intersection of Rts 177 and 15 North of Blue Hill
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Leda Beth Gray
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Yesterday we had two Pine Siskins visit our thistle feeder for a short time. We've had a few to several Purple Finches most days for the last 3 or 4 weeks.
10 February 2005 - Blue Hill, just off the Ellsworth Road
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Tom Bjorkman
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5 Common Loon
15 Black Duck
3 M, 2 F RB Merganser, Courtship Behavior
10 Common Goldeneye
8 Bufflehead
Long-tailed Duck (heard)
2 Great Black-Backed Gulls on ice floe
1 Raven
4 Harbor Seals, on ice floe
9 February 2005 - Blue Hill Bay off Parker Point Road
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Leda Beth Gray
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50 Bohemian and Cedar Waxwings eating berries on bushes in the parking lot behind the Marine Environmental Research Institute in downtown Blue Hill at about noon today. I heard at least one robin somewhere nearby.
8 February 2005 - Behind MERI in Blue Hill
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