January 7, 2017. Marginal Way in Ogunquit and The Cliff House in Wells. Steve Reed, Leader, Judy Marden, Nancy Muir, Doug Boyd, & Dan Marquis It was a cold day. The forecasted 30 degrees with partial sun never never materialized. Read More…
Christmas Bird Count 2016 Sunday, December 20 By Linda Seamans, compiler The Stanton Bird Club conducted its 37th Christmas Bird Count of the Lewiston and Auburn area on Sunday, December 20. Due to an ice storm the previous night, four Read More…
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the January meeting scheduled for next Monday has been canceled. We hope to see you at the February meeting.
eBird and Merlin Need Your Bird Photos Last November, eBird partnered with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Macaulay Library to bring direct photo upload to eBird. In one year, more than 35,000 eBirders have contributed in excess of 1.5 million Read More…
Join us at our next meeting, Monday, December 5, and learn all about Fishers, as presented by Ben Nugent. The meeting will begin at 6:30pm in room 285 at the USM Lewiston – Auburn College, 55 Westminster St., Lewiston. Ben Nugent Read More…
November 5, 2016; Androscoggin River, Lake Auburn, The Basin and Sabattus Pond. It was a perfect day for our Lakes and rivers trip; a little bit cold, but no wind, with the sun playing hide-n-seek with the clouds. The ducks Read More…
This morning was the last Wednesday walk for the year, at Sabattus Pond looking for ducks. We had a great turn out, 14 people. It started cold and windy with the wind pushing up white caps at the south end Read More…
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…