Fitzgerald Conservation Area/Bay Bridge Landing Wetland Park, Brunswick
Meet at the iron gate at the end of Lindbergh Crossing Rd. off Old Bath Rd. WS: pavement, sand paths, gravel lanes, L: 2.25 mi., Leader: Luci Timblin at ltimblin@gmail.com...
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The Big Sit!, Brunswick
Sunday, Oct 11 (Weather date: Saturday, Oct 10) Meet at Wharton Point (Maquoit Landing), at the intersection of Maquoit and Woodside Rds. WS: pavement, gravel, marsh, L: 0–0.25 mi., Leaders:...
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Hermit Island, Phippsburg
Meet at Hermit Island parking lot, ¼ mile off Small Point Rd (Rte. 216). WS: sand, gravel lanes/roads, L: 2 mi., Leader: Peggy Page at (207) 650-0549 View Google Maps...
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Keeping Track of Scaled Jewels: Biology and Conservation of Maine’s Butterflies
Topsham Public Library 25 Foreside Road, Topsham, MEInsects comprise over half of all species described on earth. One of Maine’s more colorful and conspicuous insect groups are the Lepidoptera—butterflies and moths. Butterflies serve an important ecological role...
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Waterfowl at Sabattus Pond, Sabattus
Meet at Martin’s Point Park, 81 Lake St. (end of road). WS: dirt/gravel lanes, L: 2 mi., Leader: John Berry at (207) 632-7257 View Google Maps directions
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Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary, West Bath
Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary 687 Fosters Point Rd., West Bath, ME, United StatesJoin Tyler Pascocello (Kennebec Estuary Land Trust) and Glenn Evans (Merrymeeting Audubon) for a guided bird walk through the diverse habitats of the Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary. Registration required. For more...
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Waterfowl Walk at Giant’s Stairs/McIntosh Lot, Bailey Island
Meet at Episcopal Summer Chapel, 21 Washington Ave. WS: dirt paths, pavement, L: 1.25 mi., Leader: John Berry at (207) 632-7257 View Google Maps directions
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Christmas Bird Count: Phippsburg/Arrowsic/Georgetown
Note: This date is updated from what is listed in The Call. CBC dates are 12/14–1/5 this year. How the CBC works: Each circle is divided into smaller areas w/...
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Christmas Bird Count: Brunswick/Harpswell/Freeport
How the CBC works: Each circle is divided into smaller areas w/ 3–6 people covering each area. It's often a dawn-to-dusk event, but specific times are decided by the team...