Yellow-bellied Flycatcher
“So far this spring there has been a surprising number of flycatchers seen across Cape including multiple Yellow-bellied Flycatchers.”
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So far this spring there has been a surprising number of flycatchers seen across Cape including multiple Yellow-bellied Flycatchers.
On Aug. 31 I found a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher deep within Robinson Woods III.
On August 28 I found a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher deep within Robinson Woods III.
Additionally, a first of the year Yellow-bellied Flycatcher was spotted foraging within the understory vegetation along a nearby seasonal stream.
Additionally, on September 10 I recorded seeing a single Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, Swamp Sparrow and American Redstart along the Great Pond Boardwalk and on the same day three Black-and-White Warblers, a single American Woodcock and singing Common Yellowthroat along Gull Crest.
And lastly, on June 8 I spotted two Yellow-bellied Flycatchers and an Alder Flycatcher in South Portland’s Hinkley Park.
I also never got a good look at a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher or an Orchard Oriole.