
With two mornings spent at Capisic Pond Park this week (REDWING, BLACK-HEADED GROSBEAK, and 1 DICKCISSEL on 1/30 and “just” the REDWING on 2/1 with Phil McCormack), my other birding was rather limited. I think that’s OK though…because Redwing!
- 1 drake RING-NECKED DUCK, Anniversary Park, Auburn, 2/3.
- 1 THICK-BILLED MURRE, Cumberland Town Landing, 2/4.
- 2 continuing NORTHERN SHOVELERS and 200+ distant scaup, Maquoit Bay Conservation Land, Brunswick, 2/5.
- 1 drake BARROW’S GOLDENEYE and 350-400 scaup (just a little too far to sort through accurately, but there is still a fair number of Lesser Scaup present), Simpson’s Point, Brunswick, 2/5.
- 1 immature female Snowy Owl, Brunswick Landing, 2/5.
This Week in Finches, aka “This Week in Pine Grosbeaks:”
- PINE GROSBEAK: 3 continued daily at the store through 1/31; 3 (Cumberland Town Landing, 2/4); 11 (downtown Brunswick, 2/5).
Meanwhile, we have just announced our 2021 tour slate, including several pelagic trips, two searches for “Troppy,” the Red-billed Tropicbird, and much more, here, on our revamped Tours page:
https://www.freeportwildbirdsupply.com/tours-events-and-workshops
Pingback: 2022 Maine Birds Predictions Blog | Maine Birding Field Notes