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Bangor Waterfront

· Maine

One seal was photographed in the river near Bangor Waterfront.

Species
Not recorded / not sure
Number of seals
1
Attributed name
Unidentified
Source
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/147821513

About this record

Supporting evidence
Original page: observed 3 April 2015 at Bangor Waterfront, Maine. One visible seal in the river.
Identification confidence
Uncertain
Editorial status
Published by Seal Watch.

Source wording, attributed names and approximate date labels are preserved. A published report does not establish a verified animal identity.

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