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May 16-18, 2008:
"Wings Waves & Woods" is Deer Isle’s Migratory Birding Weekend. Local birders lead conservancy and beach walks plus boat rides to see puffins, seas birds and eagles. May 23-26, 2008: Cobscook Bay, Whiting. Hikes, Puffin trips, Sightseeing Boat Trips, Sunset Cruises, Expert Lectures. In the Cobscook Bay area of Down East Maine, join a special birding experience during spring migration and the breeding season.
June
12-15, 2008: |
May 10, Fields Pond w/ Medea Steinman - Meet at Fields Pond Audubon Center May 12, Gould's Landing on Pushaw Lake w/ Paul Markson - Meet in Gould's Landing Parking Lot at the end of Essex Street May 13 - Cascade and Saxl Parks in Bangor w/ Tom Hodgman - Meet in Cascade Park parking lot May 16 - West Penjajwoc w/ Jim Hinds & Lucy Quimby - Meet at dead end of Fox Hollow Lane off Essex Street. May 17 - Walden Park Preserve w/ Bill Glanz - From Essex Street turn onto Walden Park Way, then right onto Tamarack Trail to meet at its end May 19 - NE Penjajawoc w/ Bob Milardo & Elizabeth Payne - Meet at Bangor Land Trust kiosk on Kittridge Road just before power lines May 20 - Orono Land Trust riverside trails w/ Judy Markowsky & Joni Dunn - From Route 2 in Orono, turn onto North Main Street. Follow to end and turn left on Penobscot Street. Park at end. May 21 - Mount Hope Cemetery w/ Jim & Kathy Zeman - Meet in the parking area inside State Street Entrance May 22 - Essex Woods w/ Bob Duchesne - Meet in the parking lot at the end of Watchmaker Street of Essex May 27 - Kenduskeag Stream Trail w/ Hope Brogunier & Joni Dunn - Meet in the parking lot upstream of the intersection of Valley Ave. and Bruce Road May 28 - Technology Park in Orono w/ Jerry Longcore - Meet in the parking lot behind Microdyne on Godfrey Dr. May 30 - Ecotat Gardens and Arboretum in Hermon w/ Laura Levenson & Elizabeth Payne - Meet in the Ecotat parking lot on Annis Road just off Route 2 in Hermon |
The
Penobscot Valley Chapter supports
the Audubon mission of conservation and education in the greater Bangor
region through localized programs and field trips and through ongoing
support and stewardship of Fields Pond Audubon Center in
Holden. |