Casco Bay
“In other bird related news, on a nearby island in Casco Bay the whinny trill of an Eastern Screech Owl has been reported.”
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In other bird related news, on a nearby island in Casco Bay the whinny trill of an Eastern Screech Owl has been reported.
Lastly, two American Oystercatchers were reported on Long Island in Casco Bay.
On a separate occasion, three Glossy Ibis took to the wing flying with neck and feet outstretched towards their nighttime roosting spot on an island somewhere in Casco Bay.
An uncommon migrant along the southern Maine coast in spring through summer, the Little Blue Heron is a rare breeder on Stratton Island in Casco Bay.
On a separate occasion, from somewhere in the wetlands, three Glossy Ibis took to the wing, flying with neck and feet outstretched towards their nighttime roosting spot on an island somewhere in Casco Bay.
Interestingly, on November 4 another Blue-gray Gnatcatcher was reported on Bailey Island in Casco Bay.
An uncommon migrant along the southern Maine coast in spring through summer, the Little Blue Heron is a rare breeder on Stratton Island in Casco Bay.
Speaking of warblers, late-season reports across Casco Bay and its islands over the last two weeks included several Nashville Warblers, a Prairie Warbler and a Virginia’s Warbler on Peaks Island.
My mind conjures a Snowy Owl perched on a frigid can marker in Casco Bay, fresh from taking a sea duck on the wing – an image steeped in a raw wintry myth.
An uncommon migrant during the summer months along the southern Maine coast in spring through summer, the Little Blue Heron is a rare breeder on Stratton Island just off of Cape in Casco Bay.