Eagles on Otter Island
if you go by Otter Island late June/July you have a near 100% chance of Eagles.
Eagles are not the greatest of neighbors, they tend to eat your babies, if you are a duck gull or cormorant.
Photographs taken on BOATRIDES FROM VINALHAVEN MAINE ABOARD SKUA, A 36' Jarvis Newman hull, driven by John Drury. Specializing in birding trips to Seal Island NWR off Mid coast Maine, a 3 1/2 hour tour, last Great Cormorant Colony in the US. largest puffin colony in Maine, Razorbills, Murre, Arctic terns, Black guillemots, Maybe a whale, More information at https://www.maineseabirdtours.com, johnbdrury@gmail.com.
Monday, July 20, 2015
June 30, trip to Seal Island
A few photos from June 30 trip to Seal Island.
last years Puffin, there were 3 within 100 meters as if they were traveling together.
Common Tern and Puffin.
CW-88 a load of traps, mt Megunticook.
Eagles are not the greatest of neighbors, they tend to eat your babies, if you are a duck gull or cormorant.
will the re-establishment of eagles in the area "restore the balance"? not bloody likely, that which never was is unrestorable.
Rousse rousse, rousse mitt Oich!
a mixed gang of beach hangers on Roberts Island.
a Classy ride, i bet if you added up all the hours maintaining this vessel it would be a lot of hours.
Eagles are not the greatest of neighbors, they tend to eat your babies, if you are a duck gull or cormorant.
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