Monthly Archives: May 2018

Salt Marsh Sparrow

A visit to Scarborough Marsh yielded First of the year Salt Marsh Sparrow and Glossy Ibis. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”338″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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Tree Swallow

A trip to central Maine for a family meeting yielded some birds in Mt. Vernon. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”337″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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Pine Warbler on Bird Feeder Cam

Warblers are bug eaters . . . but at certain times of the year . . . they will turn to seeds to supplement their diet.  For the last week we have had a pair of warblers showing up on one of our platform feeders . . . probably with young in the nest. [ngg […]

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Timber Trail

With Ingrid tied up with a class I spent the day birding . . . hitting Capisic Park in Portland and then traveling to Timber Trail in Biddeford Pool, Maine. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”335″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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Lunch at Eaton Farm

Today I took a break from lunch to bird at nearby Eaton Farm and saw a nice variety of birds and even a White-tailed Deer. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”334″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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Yellow Warbler

During a Maine summer . . . the Yellow Warbler is an omnipresent resident . . . starting to see them in full force. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”331″ display=”pro_mosaic”]   

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Scarlet Tanager

A singing Scarlet Tanager was the highlight of the many birds today at Butler Head in Bath, Maine [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”331″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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Blackburnian Warblers

Ingrid went for a run and called me on her phone . . . she had heard a strange bird at the end of our long driveway.  I rushed out and was delighted to find two Blackburnian Warblers moving through the tree tops. [ngg src=”galleries” ids=”330″ display=”pro_mosaic”]

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