The Stanton Bird Club will hold a walk this Wednesday, June 10 at the Papermill Trail in Lisbon. We will meet at the regular location, the Promenade Mall (855 Lisbon St.) parking lot near Staples in Lewiston at 8am. If Read More…
JUNE 7, Sunday afternoon: 1PM-3PM Larry Nadeau Memorial Nature Walk at Thorncrag. Join the Stanton Bird Club for this annual walk. Leaders Jeri and Gary Maurer will showcase the birds and wildflowers that Larry knew and loved so well. Meet Read More…
Scarborough Marsh and Pine Point 5/30/2015 Dan Marquis, Stan and Joan DeOrsey, and trip leader Steve Reed went south in hopes of finding the reported Little Gull and Black-headed Gull. We were unable to find them, but we were able Read More…
Join us at 7:30 at Staples parking lot in Lewiston for a trip to the Scarborough Marsh. Shorebirds, Herons and Sparrows… return at noon.
The leaders choice field trip this Saturday, May 30th will be to Scarborough Marsh. We’ll look for shorebirds, sparrows and more! Meet leader Steven Reed at Staples in Lewiston at 7:30am. Return to Lewiston around noon time.
Results of the Bates-to-Riverside Cemetery Birdwalk V, Tuesday May 26, 2015. 6:00 AM – 8:00 AM. 60 degrees F., rain (stopped just before the trip), overcast, humid and hazy. Some sun came through around 7. Observers: Bill Hiss, Judy Marden Read More…
We have started the 2015 Summer Walks with a great morning. Twelve people showed up at Ina Small’s wonderful farm in Litchfield on a very warm day. We started with Baltimore Orioles in her yard and ended with them as Read More…
Here we are ready to kick off another year. Hope to see many of you this Wednesday. The Stanton Bird Club will hold a walk this Wednesday, May 27 at Ina Small’s farm in Litchfield. We will meet at the Read More…
On Saturday May 23, four people birded Evergreen Cemetery and Capisic Pond in Portland. It was cool, windy, but also sunny. The birds were good, 54 species.
MAY 23, Saturday: 7AM-NOON Evergreen Cemetery / Capisic Pond, Portland Join us for the best spot to see warblers during Spring migration. We will get an early start to catch the early worm.This could possibly be the best birding of Read More…