An unofficial impromptu walk was held today to take advantage of the current migration wave. We started at 7:00 am, with intermittent sun and clouds, giving way to mostly sun. however, about mid-morning the wind came up an was quite Read More…
Today was a bit windy but the sun made up for it, and so did the birds. We had a great morning walking the paths at Bill Sylvester’s and then the Benjamin’s in Auburn. Ten people with face masks worked Read More…
What a great day. The morning started bright and sunny with no wind. As for the birds today, we had a good list of birds but not many of each species. Some warblers are in and a few were seen Read More…
On February 15th Judy Marden, Elaine Freeman, Penny Jessup, and Steve Reed, leader, went to the Stanton Bird Club’s Sanctuary in South Monmouth to find the tracks of local animals. The conditions were less than ideal. It was 0 degrees Read More…
Saturday January 11. Beautiful weather; temps hit 60 degrees. Cloudy star, giving way to sun in late morning. Participants: Doug Boyd, Judy Marden, Dan Marquis, Joan & Stan Deorsey, Una & Brad Tuc, Tom Hayward, Steve Reed(leader & recorder) Birds Read More…
The Stanton Bird Club conducted its 40th Christmas Bird Count of the Lewiston and Auburn area on Saturday, December 21st. In total, twenty-three people participated and recorded 45 species; the average since 2000 is 48. There was 1″ of snow Read More…
November 23; Lake Auburn, Androscoggin and Sabattus Pond A somewhat cold morning, although sunny, with some wind at certain locations. Four people took advantage of the morning; Stan & Joan DeOrsey, Tom Hayward, and Dan Marquis. We were dismayed to Read More…
We had a nice walk this morning looking for ducks at Sabattus Pond. Fifteen people attended so we had a big group. The weather was not bad … no rain and no wind, but also no sun (and no glare Read More…
Cool early this morning and then a wind came up, but it was so bright and sunny, it was a great morning for a bird walk. We met at Milkhouse Farm in Monmouth. Twelve people found it without difficulty and Read More…
It may rain tonight but there was hardly a cloud in the sky this morning as we walked the Packard-Littlefield Farm in Lisbon. We had a number of good birds (and no bad birds!!) The bird-of-the-day was American Pitpit … Read More…