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“A Brown Thrasher singing atop a thicket off of McKenney Point Road completed the day.”
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Jun 30, 2021
A Brown Thrasher singing atop a thicket off of McKenney Point Road completed the day.
Dec 17, 2025
On November 23, along McKinney Point Road, I spotted my second male Evening Grosbeak of the season perched high in a leafless tree.
Jul 1, 2026
Other local sightings include two clamorous Laughing Gulls flying over our house on June 17—Maine’s only regularly nesting hooded gull—and, on June 18, a Brown Thrasher taking a spirited bath in a pool of water atop a thicket along the rocky shoreline off McKenney Point Road.