FORK-TAILED FLYCATCHER, Gilsland Farm, Falmouth

[Derek and Jeannette Lovitch]

Hello everyone,

We just received word of a Fork-tailed Flycatcher that was seen at Gilsland Farm around 11:15. I don't have exact directions, but wanted to get the word out.

-Jeannette

 

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 Derek and Jeannette Lovitch

 Freeport Wild Bird Supply

 541 Route One, Suite 10

 Freeport, ME 04032

 207-865-6000

 www.freeportwildbirdsupply.com  

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[Doug Hitchcox]

I think my first reply didn't go to the list, so:

The bird is showing off along the northern edge of the North Meadow. Staying above the big white/gray house. 

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[Magill Weber]

Any updates on this bird (positive or negative) on Sunday 9/17 would be appreciated. Thanks!

Magill Weber

[Margaret Viens]

Any updates (positive or negative) for Monday, Sept 18th would be greatly appreciated.

Thx,

Margaret Viens 

Waterville

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[Doug Hitchcox]

Just ran into Gary Roberts who had the bird this morning (9/18). We're working on relocating it now but it was seen in the swale the juts into the North Meadow. Pretty foggy and damp right now so not exactly great for fly catching. 

Good birding,

Doug Hitchcox 

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[mresc...@aol.com]

 The target bird is in the north western portion of the north meadow.   Sometimes perched low in the fog and drizzle but sometimes perched high as well 

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[Margaret Viens]

Bird was there from 10:20 - 10:50 when it flew off out of sight, then we left. But not sure if it has been refound in the last few minutes.

It had been roosting in the wet fog and coming out to eat viburnum.

Good luck, 

Margaret Viens

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[Doug Hitchcox]

It moved over to the elm next to the big white house on the north edge of the North Meadow. If it follows the pattern of the last two days, it should stay in/near this tree until the evening. 

Good birding,

Doug Hitchcox

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