Banding birds of prey in Maine

Townsend FC. 1957. Banding birds of prey in Maine. Maine Field Naturalist. 13(1-2):8-13

BIRDS: Lists some but not all nest locations where raptors were banded. Nesting observations include: 1939: Bald Eagle nest on Swans Island (with eggs). 1944: Bald Eagle nest on Enoch Mountain. Osprey nest near Somes Sound. 1948: Goshawk nest on Mount Desert Island. 1949: Bald Eagle nest near Southwest Harbor. 1950: Osprey nest on Greenings Island (4 young). Goshawk nest on Mount Desert Island. Bald Eagle nest on Mount Desert Island (2 young). 1954: Osprey nest at Seawall and at Sink Hole Pond (near Bar Harbor) /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Enoch Mountain/Seawall/Sink Hole Pond/ISLANDS/Swans Island/Greening Island GIS-CATEGORY 3 ; Birds: Gives nest locations for a few raptors

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Townsend, F.
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Banding, Enoch Mountain, Greening Island, Islands, Mount Desert Island, Nests & Nesting, Rare Species, Seawall, Sink Hole Pond, Swans Island, Threatened & Endangered Species

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