Results of the first Bates-to-Riverside Cemetery Birdwalk of the season, Tuesday April 26, 2016, 6:00AM – 8:00AM, 36 degrees F, overcast, calm. Snow didn’t begin until we reached the crest of Mountain Avenue, on the way back! Then, just a Read More…
Eleven people turned out for Saturday’s walk for beginning birders (some of them were actually beginners). The sun was shining, but it was a little cold with a nagging wind. But the birds made it worthwhile, and the company made Read More…
Plum Island March 19th, 2015–leader Steve Reed… Participants, Bruce and Susie Marsten, Linda and Bob Burdick, Mardi Reed and Rob Crosby. Cold and windy but a beautiful sunny day. Rob Crosby was able to read the band on a Greater Read More…
February 20th…Tracking at Woodbury…Leader, Steve Reed, participants David LeRoy and Richard Downing. The weather was less than ideal. It had been snowing and raining in the morning. David and I were the only ones at the meeting place at Staples Read More…
January 9th 2016…Southern Coast Participants Dan Marquis, Judy Marden, Doug Boyd, and leader Steve Reed A beautiful day for birding. We stopped at Marginal Way, Ogunquit and Nubble Light, York. As we were leaving Nubble Light, a talkative woman named Read More…
The Stanton Bird Club conducted its 36th Christmas Bird Count of the Lewiston and Auburn area on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Twenty-four people participated and recorded 51 species; the average since 2000 is 48. There was no snow on the Read More…
Seven members trekked across Auburn and Lewiston Lakes and Rivers in search of ducks and migrants. Clouds quickly moved in, however temperatures were seasonable warm for November – in the mid 50’s. We visited several areas along Lake Auburn, the Read More…
The day started looking very good but as soon as we approached Sabattus the fog was thick, we could not even see the lake. No birds, no ducks, we needed a new strategy. Ten people participated and we car pooled Read More…
We had a wonderful morning walk from St. Peter’s Cemetery to Gulf Island Dam and back. Ten people braved the perfect weather to join the walk. The hi-light was a Prairie Warbler which fed from flower to flower in the Read More…
The field trip to Scarborough Marsh on Saturday 8/22/15 has been cancelled due to rain. Hope to see you next month!