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Birds from 0-6 inches : Warblers, Chickadees, Vireos, Nuthatches, Juncos, Parulas, Phoebes, Swallows, Tanagers, Siskins, Sparrows, Goldfinches
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The Black Capped Chickadee is Maine's State bird. It is seen here eating pine cone seed from a White Pine cone. White Pines are Maine's State flower. The pine cone is the Maine State Flower. Phippsburg, Maine
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The Black Capped Chickadee is Maine's State bird. It is seen here eating pine cone seed from a White Pine cone. White Pines are Maine's State flower. The pine cone is the Maine State Flower. Phippsburg, Maine

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  • American Kestrel, our smallest raptor. They are plentiful in Maine but are migratory. They are plentiful in Florida, too.
  • Blue Gray Gnatcatcher, Polioptila caerulea singing. This is a migratory songbird in Maine
  • Blue Gray Gnatcatcher, Polioptila caerulea singing. This is a migratory songbird in Maine
  • Oven Bird searching for insects on the ground amongst the leaf duff. Seiurus aurocapillus is a migratory songbird in Maine
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  • I spotted this Spotted Thrush, also called a Hermit Thrush in the woods on March 27, 2013 on Small Point, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Carolina Wren, Phippsburg, Maine. This bird was on January 5, 2007. It was very unusual to see this wren in the winter. It was around for about a week at the feeder.
  • Northern Parula, Phippsburg, Maine migratory song bird. Northern Parulas are common, migratory songbirds in Maine. This one was dining on insects that are around the Black Alder catkins and seed pods left from the previous year. These birds are commonly found in alder swamps. Though not water birds, they are hungry for the insects that abound in this type of habitat.. Northern Parulas are migratory warblers in Maine.. Setophaga americana, Northern Parula is a migratory, songbird in Maine
  • Northern Parula, Phippsburg, Maine migratory song bird. Northern Parulas are common, migratory songbirds in Maine. This one was dining on insects that are around the Black Alder catkins and seed pods left from the previous year. These birds are commonly found in alder swamps. Though not water birds, they are hungry for the insects that abound in this type of habitat.. Northern Parulas are migratory warblers in Maine.. Setophaga americana, Northern Parula is a migratory, songbird in Maine
  • Northern Parula, Phippsburg, Maine migratory song bird. Northern Parulas are common, migratory songbirds in Maine. This one was dining on insects that are around the Black Alder catkins and seed pods left from the previous year. These birds are commonly found in alder swamps. Though not water birds, they are hungry for the insects that abound in this type of habitat.. Northern Parulas are migratory warblers in Maine.. Setophaga americana, Northern Parula is a migratory, songbird in Maine
  • Late Palm Warbler, November 5, 2011, Phippsburg, Maine. Palm Warblers are migratory in Maine.. Dendroica palmarum, Palm warblers are migratory Wood-warblers in Maine
  • Black And White warblers are migratory in Maine. Black and White Warbler, Phippsburg, Maine. Mniotilta varia, Black And White warbler, is a migratory song bird in Maine, Phippsburg
  • Black And White warblers are migratory in Maine. Black and White Warbler, Phippsburg, Maine. Mniotilta varia, Black And White warbler, is a migratory song bird in Maine, Phippsburg
  • Black And White warblers are migratory in Maine. Black and White Warbler, Phippsburg, Maine. Mniotilta varia, Black And White warbler, is a migratory song bird in Maine, Phippsburg
  • Common Yellow Throat warblers, male on the left, female with insects on the right, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Common Yellowthroat warblers, Geothlypis trichas male on the left, female with insects on the right, Phippsburg, Maine
  • Black Throated Blue Warbler, Setophaga caerulescens Phippsburg, Maine migratory songbird
  • American Redstart,Setophaga ruticilla, male, a colorful, migratory songbird in Phippsburg, Maine
  • The Black Capped Chickadee is Maine's State bird. It is seen here eating pine cone seed from a White Pine cone. White Pines are Maine's State flower. The pine cone is the Maine State Flower. Phippsburg, Maine
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