Eight people turned out at the Packard-Littlefield Farm to look for sparrows, and anything else of note, and indeed the sparrows got the message and were there in numbers. As were Yellow-rumped Warblers and 2 or 3 Yellow Palm Warblers Read More…
September 17th…Beginners Bird Walk at St. Peters Cemetery… Participants–Penny Jessup, Nina Kidwell, and Bruce and Sandy Kunath, Leader Steve Reed. Beautiful weather and 4 people on their 1st Stanton bird walk. The participants were interested in flowers and we spent Read More…
We had a nice walk, only slightly damp at the end. Six people came to the Cathance River Preserve, and as the saying goes, the best birds are often seen in the parking lot. Gordon Smith found an Olive-sided Flycatcher Read More…
We missed the rain completely, a few dark clouds passed over but we had a very nice and dry walk at Woodbury. Five people came and the hi-light was two Sandhill Cranes. Not sure if they were adults or young, Read More…
SBC Annual Meeting flyer Join us for a fabulous dinner at the Ramada Inn in Lewiston, followed by speaker Lee Kantar who will discuss the Health of the Maine Moose Population. RSVP for dinner required.
Join us this Saturday for a trip to Scarborough Marsh/Pine Point. It’s already time for the shorebirds to start migrating back south; and also the time when young first year herons and egrets tend to wander north, so there is Read More…
Yet another very nice day with great people and great birds at what has become a favorite location, St. Peter’s Cemetery. Eleven people turned out and we had good birds throughout the morning. The “path” under the power lines to Read More…
What a great day for a walk at Throncrag. The weather was close to perfect. Eight people participated and were greeted in the parking lot by a most cooperative male Indigo Bunting. What a nice way to start the walk. Read More…
We had a very nice walk this morning along the Papermill Trail in Lisbon with great weather, hot but a light breeze. Twelve people attended and we had 38 bird species. We had good views of a number of warblers Read More…