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nchang
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A lone female turkey dashed x my car on Route 276 May 20 at noon , approaching Blue hill, Luckily I avoided her. I have never seen a single turkey, they are usually in flocks, This is the 1st turkey I have seen this Spring.
24 April 2003 - Route 276 BlueHill
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Chip Moseley
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Savannah Sparrows seen today. First ones here on the peninsula seen by another person on Ridge Road on 4-17th.
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Keep your eyes open for the 1st Broad-winged Hawks to be seen here. There have been some that already have gone by, for they are being reported at 45 degrees north latitude today.
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Red-necked Grebe, Horned Grebe, Common Goldeneye, Long-tailed Duck, Bufflehead seen today on Eggemoggin Reach. They will soon be departing!
22 April 2003 - Sedgwick
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ken crowell
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Both we in Sunset and Ann Hooke in Mountainville saw Garter Snakes yesterday. Ann also saw Spotted Salamander (?) eggs. I checked one vernal pool and found 3 in. ice! But also today poplars in bloom.
Yesterday the Red-necked Grebe was still here as are Buffleheads.
21 April 2003 - Deer Isle
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Chip Moseley
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1st. Vesper Sparrows seen today here on Pertville Road. I'm guessing that they are the annual nesting birds here on the barrens rather than ones moving through to destinations further to the north?
21 April 2003 - Sedgwick
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nai chang
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a pair of tree swallows checking out their box nest. 4/21/03
21 April 2003 - johnson Point, Penobscot
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David Stearns
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male and female pair of pine warblers (in our pine trees!) this morning in Blue Hill. Also, just off the peninsula, two mockingbirds in downtown Bucksport two days ago.
21 April 2003 - Blue Hill
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nai chang
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Today 4/19/03, the mallards are on time, every about this time a pair of mallards come to nest in my pong, It is sure that Spring is here to stay. Johnson Point, Penobscot
19 April 2003 - Johnson Point Penobscot
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Ken crowell
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Wow! What a welter of sightings! Aren't the Phoebes a couple of weeks late? No wonder! We still have a couple of Red-necked Grebe.Yesterday there was a female Ruby-crowned Kinglet -- a new arrival as it's only the golden-crowned which over-winter.
19 April 2003 - Deer Isle
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nai chang
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Saw osprey flying just as I approached blue hill from penobscot on route 177, 4/17/0
18 April 2003
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nai chang
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Cliff swallows back looking under my eaves at their mud houses, 4/12/03
on 4/16/03 Pheebee was back looking at her 2 nesting sites, over the outer door light and under the eaves.
a paur of yellow shafted flickers pecking at a wettish area in my garden for about 30 min +, vigorously digging for sweet morsels. 4/16/03
a male ring necked pheasant strolled across my front door as if he owned the area, he was beautiful. 4/16/03
18 April 2003
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