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Herb Wilson

Herb Wilson

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Contributor, The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram

Waterville

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Everything not related to air humidity and humidifiers

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 272

  • Herb Wilson: Red crossbills well-suited for the conifers of Maine

    By Herb Wilson| Kennebec Journal Verified A bird’s bill can tell you a lot about the breadth of its diet. The strong, tapered bill of a Eurasian starling is a great tool for extracting insect larvae off leaves, grabbing grasshoppers and other insects, manipulating fruits, crushing seeds and probing in the ground for prey. Starlings can generally find food. At the other extreme are red crossbills and white-winged crossbills. Their upper and lower bills cross like a pair of scissors.

    By Herb Wilson · Kennebec Journal

    Nov. 29, 2024

  • Birding: New field guide will increase your knowledge of northern finches

    By Herb Wilson| Kennebec Journal Verified Are they coming this winter? This question is on the minds of many birders with respect to the northern finches. Will high latitude species like common redpoll, pine grosbeaks and evening grosbeaks descend on Maine this winter? We know these irruptive species are perfectly capable of overwintering on their northern breeding grounds if the seeds, cones and fruits they depend on for food are adequate.

    By Herb Wilson · Kennebec Journal

    Nov. 15, 2024

  • Herb Wilson: Red crossbills well-suited for the conifers of Maine

    By Herb Wilson| Kennebec Journal Verified A bird’s bill can tell you a lot about the breadth of its diet. The strong, tapered bill of a Eurasian starling is a great tool for extracting insect larvae off leaves, grabbing grasshoppers and other insects, manipulating fruits, crushing seeds and probing in the ground for prey. Starlings can generally find food. At the other extreme are red crossbills and white-winged crossbills. Their upper and lower bills cross like a pair of scissors.

    By Herb Wilson · Kennebec Journal

    Nov. 29, 2024

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The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram