Murres reward wildlife refuge officials Intern may have found egg on Matinicus Rock more than a century after last known occurrence

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BY JOHN RICHARDSON

Portland Press Herald

A penguin-like bird that disappeared from the Maine coast more than...
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HuntandFish of Farmington, ME

Jun 30, 2009 10:53 PM

Obviously, it's because it's getting warmer. That's why the arctic bird is coming back to Maine to roost.

*GRIN*

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