The adventurous and happily long lived Red-billed Tropicbird has survived another winter somewhere else and has returned to its summer home on Seal Island, first seen on May 9, in its wee cavern by resident observers.
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.
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
May 2018, Red-billed Tropicbird back to Seal Island
May 2018,
The adventurous and happily long lived Red-billed Tropicbird has survived another winter somewhere else and has returned to its summer home on Seal Island, first seen on May 9, in its wee cavern by resident observers.
The adventurous and happily long lived Red-billed Tropicbird has survived another winter somewhere else and has returned to its summer home on Seal Island, first seen on May 9, in its wee cavern by resident observers.
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