Weather was comfortable but not very sunny, and not too warm! Seventeen birders met at St. Peter’s Cemetery in Lewiston all in anticipation of great birds. But at 8am it was quiet, nothing to hear or see. Then we started Read More…
This morning ten people had a great walk at St. Peter’s Cemetery in Lewiston. Almost our first birds were a Cuckoo, two Baltimore Orioles who showed off, and a number of other special birds. As hoped the birds were literally Read More…
It was really a very nice morning for a walk at Pineland. We started with a low haze and temps in high 60s, it cleared slightly and warmed to low 70s, really a good time to walk. Only six people Read More…
On a perfect day for a bird walk, ten people walked the Riverside Trail in Lewiston from Sunnyside Park to Tall Pines. Birds were few and we only had 31 species. We did find two Great Blue Herons, both on Read More…
Not the best day to walk the Kate Furbish Preserve in Brunswick. Five people started with promising weather but there was a heavy drizzle at the end, yet not quite enough to really wet us. The real problem was the Read More…
Yes it was warm and sticky, but only in the 80s and we had lots of shade at Woodbury … and some ticks but no brown-tailed moths but also deer flies. That all said, ten people had a very enjoyable Read More…
On a warm breezy day 17 people met at the Fitzgerald Preserve in Brunswick for a nice bird walk. We did not find the Clay-colored Sparrow which has been there in previous years but has not been seen or heard Read More…
The perfect morning for a walk on a shaded quiet trail. Eighteen people walked the Whitman Spring Trail in West Auburn this morning with temps in the low 70s (early) and no wind. It was very nice to have so Read More…
This morning a total of 17 people walked along the unused railroad tracks at Chuck Peter’s home in New Gloucester. This is always a fun walk, except for the uneven ties of the RR, but the open area and elevation Read More…
It was a nice morning. Off-and-on clouds and sun, but no wind, temps in the 50s. Many good birds, but a lot of them were never seen, or seen well. And oddly enough we never got a Rose-breasted Grosbeak. Cathy Read More…