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Charles Duncan
17 lug 2016, 19:15:5317/07/16
a Maine birds
Apologies if this is a duplicate post. Previous one seems to have vanished.
We saw the Little Egret today (Sunday) about 5:10 pm (a little more than an hour past dead low) from the blind at Gilsland Farm's North Meadow. This was ABA area bird # 805 (!) for my visiting friend who dipped on it last year. The bird was in acceptable view for less than 10 minutes but the i.d. was definite (gray lores, long twin head plumes).
It's worth noting that we saw only 1 Snowy Egret at Tidewater Farm during the 1.5 hr period beginning at 3 hrs after high tide (1:00-2:30).
We saw the Little Egret today (Sunday) about 5:10 pm (a little more than an hour past dead low) from the blind at Gilsland Farm's North Meadow. This was ABA area bird # 805 (!) for my visiting friend who dipped on it last year. The bird was in acceptable view for less than 10 minutes but the i.d. was definite (gray lores, long twin head plumes).
It's worth noting that we saw only 1 Snowy Egret at Tidewater Farm during the 1.5 hr period beginning at 3 hrs after high tide (1:00-2:30).
James Lea
17 lug 2016, 19:24:4117/07/16
a Charles Duncan, Maine birds
Lost bird. Yesterday we lost our beloved Cockatiel Pivot. At ten months
old I think his hormones were raging and he snuck out the door when we
were not looking. Please watch your feeders in the Rockport Village area. He may
show up. Thank you.
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