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Posts Tagged ‘birds’
Habitat helps birders identify migrants
By Bob Duchesne, Special to the BDN on June 04, 2013, at 11:24 a.m.
There is no better time to go birding than June. The migrants are back, they’re on their breeding territories, and they spend every morning telling you where they are. They sing with the sunrise and continue the tunes through much of the day. Songbirds are easy to find this time …
Turkeys not sticking around for Thanksgiving
By Dave Small on Nov. 22, 2011, at 9:48 a.m.
Happy Thanksgiving. These turkeys are bringing you a happy Thanksgiving greeting, but not sticking around to see what’s on the menu! A pollock fishing outing to Lincolnville produced an over abundance of catch-and-release harbor pollock and a nice six-fish creel limit. The black guillemot and horned grebe swam around to check out the action and were …
Alleged heroin supplier arrested after Maine man’s overdose death
UMaine to tear down historic observatory, save 111-year-old telescope
Rock Church plans second expansion in 5 years to accommodate growth
Manhunt underway for gunman who killed 5 at Washington state mall
Underdog in Maine’s 1st District follows campaign trail blazed by LePage, Trump
When it comes to election reform, ranked-choice voting a poor method to empower voters
No one should be denied the right to be at a loved one’s side at the end of life
This is an election cycle when voters want an alternative, but third parties get little attention
Debate prep 2016
James Madison wears down mistake-prone UMaine football team
Reserve punt returner powers Lewiston past Bangor
Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez dies in boating crash
Brunswick boys soccer team hit stride in handling Hampden
Joy riders and just plain terrible ‘autoists’ fueled mayhem on Queen City streets
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