A walk along Nelson Pond Rd. in Calais/Woodbury this morning was worth the
blackfly bother (I was grateful for the $4 headnet I picked up at the army
surplus store yesterday - it stores in your pocket):

4 COMMON LOONS socializing on the pond

HERMIT THRUSH along its bank

RED-EYED VIREO 

2 VEERY 

A pair of BROWN CREEPERS

WINTER WREN (heard)

R.T. HUMMINGBIRD

BLACKTHROATED BLUE WARBLER
BLACKTHROATED GREEN WARBLER
BLUEJAYS

N. PARULA (wasn't singing so I wasn't totally certain)

GRAY CATBIRD

WHITE THROATED SPARROW (heard)

DARKEYED JUNCO

OVENBIRDS (my they're abundant this year)

COMMON YELLOWTHROAT

E. PHOEBES (nesting on electric meter)

DOWNY WOODPECKER

2 male MALLARDS

SONG SPARROWS

COMMON GRACKLES

AM. ROBINS

RED-BREASTED NUTHATCH

RED-WING BLACKBIRD

CANADA GEESE (looked like 3 pair w/nests)

PILEATED WOODPECKER (heard)
DOWNY WOODPECKER

B.C. CHICKADEES

GOLDFINCHES

YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER 

AM. CROWS