Ever looked at a foreign bird guide and felt overwhelmed? Here are a few tips to help prepare for that next trip to a new region. #preparationishalfthebattle#Neotropics
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3 years ago I took a trip out to Matinicus Isle to count birds with @Bird_Wells and Rob O'Connell. I took some notes but never published them. Here's my reflection on one winter birding adventure that I'll never forget. https://t.co/8aUWxUbpX2
As 2019 slowly fades in the back of our minds like a beer and champagne inspired hangover, a whole new decade of #birds and #nature stretches out before us. See what the Eco Ornis team is hoping to to achieve this year and decade #NewYearsResolutions
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Sunday's #CBC with the BRI (https://t.co/rpMYuqMuQL) crew in Greater @CityPortland,ME, was a great success! We avoided rain and snow while not avoiding record numbers of tree swallows and TWO shrikes (forgive the pic). #Surveys#science#ornithology
Another week, another Maine Bird Rarity Round-Up at https://t.co/aDWQK0PHFW! The rest of New England are pulling their weight with rare European geese and a Lapwing. Surely they didn't pass through Maine on their way south...?
#migration#mainebirding#getoutside#nowisthetime
Birding Biddeford Pool! Red-necked grebes galore, seaducks of all shapes and sizes and the latest blackpoll warbler this year in Maine. Quick blog post at: https://t.co/PsbdKXN4jQ
#MaineBirding#MigratoryBirds#TimeToFly#BlackpollWarbler
Newfoundland! California! New Jersey! Alaska! Michigan!
I wrote about some of American birding's best seawatch spots: https://t.co/eSPF1kFrqe
Fav for goodwill, RT for luck
It was a chilly 16 F (-9 C) @MaineAudubon's morning bird walk @ Gilsland Farm but an intrepid group recorded 36 species including 80+ Goldeneye and all three flavors of mergansers among masses of #ducks. Rarest bird = late Chipping Sparrow!
#WinterIsComing#MaineBirding