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As we wrote last week, one of the five best things about summer birding in Maine is the interesting rarities that can show up. One of those we briefly mentioned was the fork-tailed flycatcher. One was spotted at one of our favorite places, the Kennebunk Plains, on July 14. It was last spotted there on July 16.
Mid-July is a time when many of the specialty birds of that beautiful grassland/shrubland begin to go quiet. The buzzy song of the grasshopper sparrow. The lilting melody of the vesper sparrow. The whistled “whip-wooo” of the upland sandpiper. They are now less frequently heard.
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